DLT-6201
Medical Fabric for Healthcare Covers
PVC film and polyester form a three-layer composite for medical cover panels.
- Weight
- 290gsm
- Width
- 1.05-3.2m
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TECHNICAL DATASHEET
| Technology: | Lamination / Coating |
|---|---|
| Structure: | PVC film+Woven polyester base fabric+PVC film / 3 layers laminated |
| Surface: | Glossy/Matte |
| Base fabric: | 300*500D 18*9 |
| Weight: | 290gsm |
| Width: | 1.05-3.2m |
| Temperature resistance: | -20~70°C |
| Options: | Anti static, Anti fungus, Anti mildew |
| Roll length: | 50m |
| Packing: | Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper |
APPLICATIONS:
Product Features
- AntistaticOptionalAvailable as an optional configuration. Helps manage electrostatic charge build-up in the fabric, giving manufacturers a material option for assemblies with specified static-control requirements.
- Mildew resistantOptionalAvailable as an optional configuration. A mildew-resistant formulation helps address surface growth in damp or humid service conditions and during storage between uses.
Three Layers with Different Functions
The woven polyester base gives DLT-6201 its textile framework, while PVC film forms both outside faces. The 300D × 500D and 18 × 9 entries describe that base rather than a surface texture. At 290gsm, the listed mass belongs to the whole composite. A cross-section or defined sample helps connect the layer description to the actual material selected for cover cutting and joining.
Agreeing the Cover Configuration
Select the glossy or matte finish and any required treatment before reviewing DLT-6201 for a cover design. Then examine the actual seam, edge and closure arrangement using the converter’s proposed process. Cleaning compatibility and any clinical use requirement need specific confirmation. An optional treatment in the catalogue should appear in the agreed order specification and supporting documentation if the project relies on that property.
Application requirements — Medical Mattress & Care Covers
Specify the finished dimensions, cleaning or disinfecting agents, cleaning frequency and the seam or closure arrangement. Review fluid protection, flexibility, abrasion and seam performance under the intended cleaning conditions. Any antibacterial, biocompatibility or regulated-use claim must be supported for the exact material and finished application.
Finished Mattress-Cover Configurations
Cover dimensions follow the mattress core and its shape. These examples establish size and construction only; clinical performance belongs to the complete mattress system.
| Specification | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Mattress Size Example | 198 × 88 × 15 cm |
| Overlay Size Example | 198 × 88 × 9 cm |
| Panel Pattern | Top, side and base panels cut to the actual core dimensions |
| Seam Construction | Sewn or welded construction, selected for the required finished-cover design |
| Base Interface | Confirm grip and fit against the bed or underlying mattress |
| Cleaning Specification | Agree the cleaning agents, temperatures and method for the exact finished cover |
| Replacement Fit | Confirm core corners, any openings and the cover removal arrangement |
| Finished Assembly | Assess the cover with the mattress core; do not infer pressure-management or clinical claims from the fabric |
Construction Details
Corners And Core Fit
Allow for the core's edge shape and movement when setting the finished cover pattern.
Seams And Cleaning
Review the complete seam construction under the intended cleaning process, including the junction between side and base panels.
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Material Guide
Discuss the application.
For medical fabric panels, specify the cover design, surface finish and relevant cleaning and contact requirements.
Medical Cover Fabric: PVC Films Around a Polyester Base
DLT-6201 is listed as a three-layer material with PVC film on either side of a woven polyester base. The reinforcement uses 300D × 500D yarn at 18 × 9 threads per inch, and the complete sheet weighs 290gsm. The yarn sizes and counts differ between the two fabric directions. Those entries describe the textile inside the laminate, while the PVC films form the exposed faces of the material used for cover fabrication.
The construction is described as laminated, with the technology field recorded as lamination/coating. Film lamination brings the polymer layers and fabric together as a composite; the record does not establish knife coating or detailed production settings. Glossy and matte surfaces are listed choices. The selected finish should be identified with the sample because it affects the visible and handled faces of a medical cover panel, as well as the material presented to the converter’s joining equipment.
Available widths run from 1.05–3.2m, with 50m rolls listed. The current record does not give an overall thickness for this model. For medical cover panels, assess how the sheet folds at corners, turns around edges and meets closures or other materials. The proposed cleaning conditions and contact use should be specified alongside the panel design. Antistatic and fungus or mildew-related treatments appear as options, so they require confirmation in the selected configuration. The material category alone does not establish suitability for a clinical device, a disinfection process or a particular patient-contact use.