The production of surgical gowns is a complex and delicate process, which involves multiple links such as material selection, cutting, sewing, detail processing and quality inspection. The following is the general process of surgical gown production
1. Material selection
The material selection of surgical gowns is crucial, which directly affects the protective performance, comfort and durability of surgical gowns. Generally speaking, the materials of surgical gowns need to have the following characteristics:
Not easy to generate static electricity: to avoid sparks during surgery, interference with surgical equipment or potential harm to patients.
Good breathability: to maintain the comfort of medical staff during surgery.
Waterproof: to prevent liquid splashing or sputtering during surgery from contaminating medical staff.
Antibacterial properties: to reduce the risk of cross-infection during surgery.
Common surgical gown materials include synthetic fiber materials such as polyester fiber and polypropylene fiber, as well as non-woven fabrics made of these materials.
2. Cutting and plate making
Plate making: Make corresponding paper patterns according to the style and size of surgical gowns. This process requires precise measurement and calculation to ensure the accuracy and applicability of the paper pattern.
Cutting: Cut the fabric into various parts of the surgical gown according to the pattern, such as the front piece, back piece, sleeves, etc. During the cutting process, it is necessary to ensure the flatness of the fabric and the accuracy of the cutting line.
3. Sewing and assembly
Sewing parts: Sew the cut fabric into various parts of the surgical gown, such as sleeves, collars, pockets, etc. During the sewing process, it is necessary to choose the appropriate needle method and stitches to ensure the firmness and beauty of the seams.
Assembling surgical gowns: Combine the sewn parts together and sew the surgical gowns. During the assembly process, it is necessary to ensure the accurate alignment of each part and the flatness of the seams.
4. Detail processing
Processing the collar: The collar of the surgical gown needs special treatment to make it less likely to curl up and easier to wear. This usually involves shaping and pressing the collar.
Reinforcement of the seams: Reinforce the seams of the surgical gown to improve the durability and protective performance of the surgical gown.
Adding accessories: such as buttons, Velcro, laces, etc., to facilitate the wearing and adjustment of surgical gowns.
5. Quality inspection and packaging
Quality inspection: Carefully inspect the finished surgical gowns, including size, stitching, materials, etc. Ensure that the surgical gowns meet relevant standards and requirements.
Cleaning and disinfection: Clean and disinfect the surgical gowns that have passed the inspection to remove stains and microorganisms on the surface.
Packaging: Package the cleaned and disinfected surgical gowns for storage and transportation. During the packaging process, it is necessary to ensure that the surgical gowns are neat and sterile.
