Model 01
14011-Y-L
Isolation Gown with thumbhole cuff
- Size
- 120 x 140 cm
- Material
- SMMS
- Packing
- 10 pcs/bag, 100 pcs/case
- Carton
- 60 x 28 x 32 cm
- Standard
- AAMI PB70:2012 Level 2
Non-Woven PPE · Product family
AAMI Level 2, 3 and 4 Isolation Gowns in SMMS, SSMMS and SMS+PE
SMMS and SSMMS gowns with thumbhole, knitted-cuff and AAMI level options.
4 models
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Model specifications
Detailed product information.
Model 02
14012-Y-M
Isolation Gown with knitted cuff
- Size
- 115 x 137 cm
- Material
- SMMS
- Packing
- 10 pcs/bag, 100 pcs/case
- Carton
- 62 x 28 x 32 cm
- Standard
- AAMI PB70:2012 Level 2
Model 03
14041-B-L
Isolation Gown with knitted cuff, AAMI PB70 Level 3
- Size
- 120 x 140 cm
- Material
- SSMMS
- Packing
- 10 pcs/bag, 50 pcs/case
- Carton
- 40 x 28 x 32 cm
- Standard
- AAMI PB70:2012 Level 3
Model 04
14061-B-L
Isolation Gown with reinforced chest and sleeves, AAMI PB70 Level 4
- Size
- 120 x 140 cm
- Material
- SMS+PE
- Packing
- 1 pc/bag, 25 pcs/case
- Carton
- 46 x 28 x 48 cm
- Standard
- AAMI PB70:2012 Level 4
Key takeaways
- Four levelled isolation gowns specified to AAMI PB70:2012: two Level 2 (SMMS), one Level 3 (SSMMS) and one Level 4 (SMS+PE).
- 14011-Y-L has thumbhole cuffs; 14012-Y-M and 14041-B-L have knitted cuffs; 14061-B-L adds reinforced chest and sleeves.
- Ask for the AAMI PB70 test report for each model and level with your quotation; the Level 4 gown packs 1 pc per bag, 25 per case.
AAMI PB70 grades protective apparel by liquid barrier performance, from Level 1 (minimal) to Level 4 (highest). These isolation gowns are specified to Level 2, 3 or 4, so buyers can match the gown to the fluid risk of each department instead of using one gown everywhere.
Key Features
- 14011-Y-L: Level 2, SMMS, thumbhole cuffs, 120×140 cm
- 14012-Y-M: Level 2, SMMS, knitted cuffs, 115×137 cm
- 14041-B-L: Level 3, SSMMS, knitted cuffs, 120×140 cm
- 14061-B-L: Level 4, SMS+PE with reinforced chest and sleeves, 120×140 cm
- SMMS and SSMMS are multi-layer spun-bond and melt-blown fabrics; the Level 4 gown adds a PE film layer
Applications
Level 2 for blood draws, suturing, ICU and pathology lab work. Level 3 for arterial blood draws, emergency and trauma care. Level 4 for long, fluid-intense procedures and care of patients with suspected infectious disease. Pair with nitrile exam gloves, caps and boot covers for a complete kit.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- AAMI level and cuff type
- Size mix and color coding
- Test reports your tender cites
- Bag and case counts, label language
- Destination market
Technical and purchasing information
SMMS and SSMMS gowns with thumbhole, knitted-cuff and AAMI level options. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Product family
- Levelled Isolation Gowns
- Available models
- 4
- Materials
- SMMS, SSMMS, SMS+PE
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and cartons
Packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Levelled Isolation Gowns.
What is a level 2 isolation gown?
A gown that meets AAMI PB70 Level 2, for low fluid risk. Level 2 fabric is tested for water impact (AATCC 42) and hydrostatic pressure (AATCC 127). Typical uses are blood draws, suturing, ICU and pathology lab work. Our Level 2 models are 14011-Y-L and 14012-Y-M in SMMS.
Level 1 vs level 2 isolation gowns: what changes?
Level 1 is for minimal fluid risk, such as basic care and visitors, and is tested for water impact only. Level 2 adds a hydrostatic pressure test, so it resists liquid under light pressure. The step up usually means a multi-layer fabric such as SMMS.
What level isolation gown do hospitals need?
It depends on the task, not the building. A common setup is Level 1 or 2 for routine care, Level 3 for emergency and trauma areas, and Level 4 for procedures with long fluid exposure or suspected infectious disease. Check your facility's infection-control policy.
What is a thumbhole cuff for?
A thumb loop holds the sleeve down while staff pull gloves over it, so the wrist stays covered when they reach and move. Model 14011-Y-L has thumbhole cuffs.
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