PRIMA Hypoallergenic Fabric Medical Tape with Acrylic Adhesive, 5 cm x 4.5 m, 12 Rolls, Sterile, for Superficial Wounds

The PRIMA fabric medical tape with acrylic adhesive is designed for securing dressings and medical devices in clinical and general healthcare environments. The fabric structure combined with an acrylate copolymer adhesive provides stable adhesion to the skin while maintaining breathability and structural integrity during use.

This single use product features zig-zag edges for easy tearing in both directions without additional tools. The hypoallergenic adhesive formulation is resistant to elevated temperatures and ensures consistent fixation with controlled removal. The tape allows moisture evaporation due to its breathable structure and maintains performance under various conditions.

Features
• Fabric material combined with zinc oxide and acrylic adhesive, designed for medical fixation applications
• Hypoallergenic acrylate copolymer adhesive with initial adhesion of approximately 17 g/cm increasing up to 75 g/cm within 48 hours
• Tensile strength of 6800 g/cm and maximum elongation of 15%, ensuring mechanical stability during use
• Breathability rate of approximately 525 g per square meter per 24 hours, allowing moisture transfer and air circulation
• Water resistant and temperature resistant properties, maintaining adhesion in different environments
• Zig-zag edges for easy tearing in both horizontal and vertical directions without the need for scissors

Applications
edical dressings on skin
• Fixation of medical tubes and devices
• Use in hospitals, clinics and outpatient care settings
• General bandaging for superficial wounds

Instructions for use
• Clean and dry the skin before application
• Tear the tape to the required length and apply to the desired area
• Press gently to ensure uniform adhesion

Package contents
• 12 rolls fabric medical tape 5 cm x 4.5 m PRIMA

This product is intended for single use only and should be stored in a dry and cool environment to maintain its characteristics.