Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile (Product Code: SLE/DDS/03) is a bulk roll of absorbent 100% cotton gauze used by hospitals and health centres to cut and fold their own compresses and dressings. The roll is 100 m long and 65–90 cm wide, with a selvedge edge, a plain weave of 17 threads/cm² and a grammage of about 23 g/m², and it comes non-sterile. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, for hospital stores and lab equipment tenders in India.

Specifications

What Is the Non-Sterile Gauze Roll Used For?

A gauze roll is the raw material from which health facilities make their own compresses, swabs and dressing pads. Staff cut the gauze to size and fold it, and the selvedge along the edges keeps the roll from fraying while it is unwound and cut.

Because the roll is non-sterile, compresses made from it are either used for non-sterile tasks or sterilised by the facility according to its own procedures before use on wounds. The roll has the same listed gauze specification as the sterile 10 x 10 cm compress in this range: 100% cotton, 17 threads/cm² and about 23 g/m². Central stores that source from one lab consumables supplier in India can combine the roll with cotton wool and bandages in a single order.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Width required within the 65–90 cm range
• Roll format or gauze folded in zigzag
• Number of 100 m rolls
• Delivery destination

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited carries out its trade as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India. It supplies this non-sterile gauze roll as a sourced bulk dressing material to hospital stores, health centres and relief organisations in India and international markets. Company information is available on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Other dressing materials and equipment for a dressing room:

• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — ready-made sterile compress with the same gauze specification.
• Cotton Wool, 500g, Roll, Non-Sterile — absorbent cotton for padding and cleaning.
• Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll — narrow gauze bandage for holding dressings.
• Dressing Trolley SS 2 Trays — stainless steel trolley for organising dressing materials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile?
The Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile is 100 m long, with a listed width of 65 to 90 cm. State the exact width you need in your enquiry, and whether you prefer a roll or gauze folded in zigzag, which is listed as an alternative.

What type of gauze is the non-sterile gauze roll made of?
The non-sterile gauze roll is absorbent gauze of 100% cotton, a bleached and purified plain-weave textile. It has 17 threads/cm², a grammage of about 23 g/m², 95–105 warp threads/dm and 66–74 weft threads/dm.

Is the Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile sterile?
No. The Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile is supplied non-sterile and is intended for making compresses at health-facility level. If you need ready-to-use sterile dressings, see the sterile 10 x 10 cm gauze compress or ask us through the contact page.

Is the gauze roll detectable by X-ray?
No. The gauze roll is listed as non-detectable by X-ray, so compresses cut from this non-sterile gauze roll carry no X-ray-detectable marker. Theatres that need X-ray-detectable swabs should specify this in their enquiry before ordering.

Who supplies the Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile?
The Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources the roll for hospitals, health centres, distributors and relief organisations in India and international markets.

What does a quotation for gauze rolls need?
A quotation for gauze rolls needs the number of 100 m rolls, the width within 65–90 cm, the roll or zigzag-folded format and the delivery destination. Send the details via the contact page and ScienceLab will reply with price and availability.

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For a quotation on the Gauze, Roll, 90cmx100m, Non-Sterile, send your width and number of rolls through the ScienceLab contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart with other dressing supplies.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll (Product Code: SLE/DDS/04) is a non-elastic, non-adhesive cotton gauze bandage used to hold wound dressings and IV placement dressings in hospitals, clinics and first-aid rooms. Nurses and first-aid staff use it as a light, absorbent roll of 100% cotton gauze about 7.5–8 cm wide and 4–5 m long, with selvedge edges, supplied non-sterile for single use. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Gauze Bandage Used For?

A gauze bandage is wound over a compress or dressing pad to keep it in place on a wound, or around an IV placement site to secure the dressing there. Because this roll has no elastic and no adhesive, it holds the dressing without squeezing the limb and without sticking to skin or hair.

The original product description notes that this width and length were chosen as the size most commonly used, which makes it a practical stock item for wards, health posts and a school or lab first aid box. As the roll is non-sterile, place a sterile compress against an open wound first and use the bandage only as the outer retaining layer, then secure the free end with medical tape.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades under the name ScienceLab, supplies this gauze bandage from Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources it for hospitals, clinics, school and lab first-aid rooms, distributors and aid programmes in India and international markets, alongside the other dressings in its medical consumables range. Read more about the company on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Items used together with a gauze bandage when dressing a wound or securing an IV site:

• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — sterile compress placed on the wound underneath the bandage.
• Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll — adhesive tape for fixing the loose end of the bandage.
• Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll — stretch crepe bandage for heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress wounds.
• Cotton Wool, 500g, Roll, Non-Sterile — absorbent cotton for cleaning and padding.
• Dressing Tray Stainless Steel — tray for laying out dressing materials before use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll?
The Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll is listed at a width of 7.5 to 8 cm and a length of 4 to 5 m per roll. The source description notes that this size was selected as the one most commonly used for wound and IV dressings.

Is the gauze bandage elastic or adhesive?
No. The 8 cm gauze bandage roll is non-elastic and non-adhesive, so it holds a dressing in place without stretching or sticking to the skin. Where stretch is needed, the elastic crepe bandage in the same range is the usual alternative.

What is the gauze bandage made of?
The Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll is made of absorbent 100% cotton gauze: a bleached, purified plain-weave textile of about 27.5 g/m², with 12 warp threads/cm and 8 weft threads/cm, finished with selvedge edges.

Is the Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll sterile?
No. The Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll is supplied non-sterile and is intended for single use. Place a sterile compress directly over an open wound and use this gauze bandage as the outer layer that holds the compress in position.

Is the gauze bandage visible on X-ray?
No. The 8 cm gauze bandage is listed as non-detectable by X-ray, so it carries no X-ray marker thread. Theatre teams that require X-ray-detectable gauze should state that requirement when they ask ScienceLab for a quotation.

Who supplies the Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll?
The Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab) of Ambala, Haryana, India, to hospitals, clinics, schools, distributors and relief buyers in India and international markets.

What does a quotation for gauze bandages need?
A quotation for the 8 cm gauze bandage needs the number of rolls, any companion items such as sterile compresses or medical tape, and the delivery destination. Send these details through the contact page and ScienceLab will confirm price and availability.

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To receive a price for the Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll, send the number of rolls and your delivery location through the ScienceLab contact page, or add the bandage to the enquiry cart together with the other dressings you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll (Product Code: SLE/DDS/05) is a reusable cotton crepe stretch bandage used to bandage heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress wounds in hospitals, clinics and first-aid settings. Its warp combines high-twist and normal-twist cotton threads, so the roll stretches from about 3 m to about 5 m (elasticity approx. 150%), and it comes with clips for fastening. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Elastic Bandage Used For?

An elastic crepe bandage stretches as it is applied and then draws back, so it follows the shape of a head, knee, elbow or ankle where a flat gauze bandage tends to slip. That makes it the usual choice for holding dressings on awkward, moving areas and for bandaging limbs, while the cotton construction keeps it soft against the skin.

Apply it in even, overlapping turns with moderate tension and fasten the end with the clips supplied. After bandaging a limb, check that fingers or toes stay warm and pink, because any stretch bandage wound too tightly can restrict circulation. Schools that assemble a first aid training kit often include an elastic bandage so that students can practise limb bandaging, and the reusable roll suits that purpose.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, based in Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies this elastic crepe bandage as part of its sourced dressing range to hospitals, health centres, school and sports first-aid rooms and distributors in India and international markets. Company background is on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Products often ordered with an elastic crepe bandage:

• Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll — single-use, non-elastic gauze bandage for when no stretch is wanted.
• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — sterile compress for the wound underneath the crepe bandage.
• Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll — tape to anchor the bandage end if a clip goes missing.
• Cotton Wool, 500g, Roll, Non-Sterile — soft padding over bony areas before bandaging.
• First Aid Kit A — ready kit for a school or workplace first-aid point.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll stretch?
The Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll measures about 3 m when relaxed and about 5 m when fully stretched, an elasticity of approximately 150%. Its listed width is 7.5 to 8 cm.

What is the elastic bandage made of?
The elastic bandage is 100% unbleached cotton crepe. Its warp has 120 threads/dm and combines high-twist with normal-twist cotton threads, which produces the stretch, and its weft has 54 ± 2 threads/dm of unbleached cotton.

Is the Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll reusable?
Yes. The Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll is listed as reusable, unlike the single-use gauze bandage in the same range. It is supplied non-sterile, so any reuse should follow the hygiene procedure of the hospital, clinic or first-aid room using it.

How is the elastic bandage fastened?
The elastic bandage roll comes with clips that hold the free end once the bandage has been applied. The bandage itself is non-adhesive, so a strip of medical tape can be used instead if a clip is lost.

Is the crepe bandage sterile or X-ray detectable?
No on both counts. The 7.5 cm crepe bandage is non-sterile and non-detectable by X-ray. Place a sterile compress under it when covering an open wound, and mention any X-ray-detectable requirement in your enquiry.

Who supplies the Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies the Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll to hospitals, clinics, schools, sports facilities and distributors in India and international markets.

What should a quotation request for elastic bandages include?
A quotation request for the 7.5 cm elastic bandage should include the number of rolls, any gauze compresses or tape needed with it, and the delivery address or port. Send it through the contact page and ScienceLab will reply with price and availability.

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For pricing on the Bandage, Elastic, 7.5cmx5m, Roll, share your quantity through the ScienceLab contact page or place it in the enquiry cart with any other first-aid consumables.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll (Product Code: SLE/DDS/06) is a perforated adhesive textile tape used to fix wound dressings, IV placements and medical tubing to the skin in wards, clinics and first-aid rooms. The 10 cm wide, 5 m long strip of woven acetate taffeta is non-stretchable, tears by hand and carries a rubber, resin and lanolin adhesive under an easily removed polyethylene liner. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Perforated Medical Tape Used For?

Adhesive tape is the fixing layer of most dressings: short strips hold a compress on the skin, anchor the end of a bandage, or keep an IV placement and its tubing from pulling. The 10 cm width lets one strip cover the whole edge of a compress, and because the tape tears cleanly by hand, staff can prepare lengths without reaching for scissors.

For good adhesion, apply the strip to clean, dry skin and press it down along its length; when changing the dressing, peel it back slowly while supporting the skin. Anyone with a known sensitivity to rubber or lanolin should check the adhesive composition before use. Hospitals and colleges that buy from one lab consumables supplier in India can add the tape to the same enquiry as their gauze and bandages.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Colour: white or flesh coloured
• Number of 10 cm x 5 m rolls
• Any compresses or bandages to be supplied with the tape
• Delivery destination

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited operates as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India, and supplies this perforated medical tape as part of a sourced range of dressings and ward consumables. Hospitals, clinics, nursing schools and distribution businesses in India and international markets can order it together with other items from the same range. See the ScienceLab profile page for company details.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Dressing materials and IV items that this tape is used to secure:

• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — compress fixed over a wound with strips of tape.
• Compress, Paraffin, 10x10cm, Sterile — paraffin compress that also needs a fixing layer.
• Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll — gauze bandage whose loose end is taped down.
• Infusion Giving Set, Sterile — IV tubing that is taped in place near the placement site.
• Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult — splint that keeps the arm still during an infusion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll?
The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is 10 cm wide and 5 m long. It can be torn by hand into shorter strips, so a single roll serves many dressing changes on a ward or in a first-aid room.

What adhesive does the perforated medical tape use?
The perforated medical tape uses an adhesive made from a mixture of rubber, resins and lanolin, which traditionally incorporates zinc oxide. It is specified for high skin tolerance, strong adhesion and removal without significant skin lesion.

Is the medical tape waterproof?
Yes. The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is listed as impermeable to water, while its woven acetate taffeta strip is aerated or perforated. The tape is also non-stretchable, so it does not slacken once a dressing has been fixed.

What colour is the perforated medical tape?
The listing gives the colour of the perforated medical tape as white or flesh coloured. Please state your preference when you enquire, and ScienceLab will confirm which colour can be supplied for your order.

Is the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll sterile?
No. The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is non-sterile and for single use. It is intended to fix dressings, IV placements and tubing rather than to touch an open wound, so a sterile compress should sit between the wound and the tape.

Who supplies the perforated medical tape?
The perforated medical tape is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources it for hospitals, clinics, nursing and medical colleges, and distributors in India and international markets.

How do I order the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll?
To order the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll, send the number of rolls, the preferred colour and the delivery destination through the contact page. ScienceLab will reply with a quotation covering price and availability.

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Ask for a price on the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll via the ScienceLab contact page, or collect it with gauze, bandages and compresses in the enquiry cart and send one combined request.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm (Product Code: SLE/DDS/07) is a lightweight wrap-around blanket of non-stretch polyester film used to protect casualties and patients against cold, heat, wind and rain in emergency care, transport and first-aid kits. One side is silver coated and reflects up to 90% of radiated heat, and the film is about 12 µm thick, wind and waterproof, rot proof and flexible in freezing temperatures. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Survival Blanket Used For?

A survival blanket is wrapped around a person to cut down heat exchange with the surroundings – for example a casualty waiting outdoors for transport, or a patient being moved between buildings in bad weather. The direction of the silver coating sets the effect: facing outward, it reflects heat away and shields the person from hot surroundings; facing inward, it preserves body heat and keeps out wind and humidity.

Because the film is light and folds flat, the blanket is easy to keep in a first aid box in a lab, a school bus or a field kit. Unfold it fully, wrap it closely and tuck the edges in to reduce draughts. If necessary it can be cut into smaller pieces for children and newborns, as the product description notes.

Supplier

The survival blanket is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the company behind the ScienceLab name, from Ambala, Haryana, India. It is sourced for emergency services, hospitals, schools, relief organisations and distributors in India and international markets, and can be ordered together with the first-aid kits and dressings in the same catalogue. Visit the ScienceLab profile page to learn more about the company.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Items that go with a survival blanket in emergency and first-aid care:

• Emergency First Aid Kit — kit for field and workplace first aid alongside the blanket.
• Foldable Stretcher — for carrying a casualty who has been wrapped in the blanket.
• Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — sterile compress for covering wounds before wrapping.
• Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll — gauze bandage for holding the compress in place.

More emergency and ward supplies are listed under Medical Consumables & Dressings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm?
The Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm is a rectangle of approximately 220 cm by 140 cm, made of polyester film about 12 µm thick. If necessary, the blanket can be cut into smaller pieces for children and newborns.

Which side of the survival blanket should face the body?
It depends on the aim. To keep a person warm, turn the silver-coated side of the survival blanket inward to preserve body heat; to shield against heat, turn it outward so that it reflects heat away from the person.

How much heat does the survival blanket reflect?
The silver-coated side of the survival blanket reflects up to 90% of radiated heat, according to its specification. The polyester film is also wind proof, waterproof and rot proof, and it stays flexible in freezing temperatures.

Is the Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm reusable?
No. The Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm is specified for single use and is supplied non-sterile. Although the film is strong and tear resistant, a used blanket should be replaced so that each first-aid kit always carries a fresh one.

Who supplies the Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies the Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm to emergency services, hospitals, schools, relief agencies and distributors in India and international markets.

How can I get a price for survival blankets?
To get a price for survival blankets, send the quantity and delivery destination through the contact page, and mention whether they are to be packed into first-aid kits. ScienceLab replies with a quotation and current availability.

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Request a quotation for the Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm through the ScienceLab contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart alongside first-aid kits and dressings for a combined quote.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult (Product Code: SLE/DDS/08) is a foldable plastic splint used to hold an adult patient’s arm in place during continuous intravenous infusions in hospital wards and treatment rooms. Its length extends from 43 to 53 cm, adjustable straps fix the arm outstretched in pronation or supination, and an optional strap/fixator can attach it to a bed. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Infusion Arm Splint Used For?

During a long infusion, bending the elbow or wrist can kink the line or disturb the IV placement. The infusion arm splint helps keep the arm outstretched and in a fixed position, which is what nursing staff need when a line has to stay in place for hours, and its straps hold the forearm without tape wound around the limb.

Staff choose pronation (palm down) or supination (palm up) to suit the infusion site, extend the splint within its 43–53 cm range to match the arm, then close the straps. For a restless patient, the optional fixator can anchor the splint to the bed. Hospitals preparing a hospital or lab equipment tender in India can list the splint with giving sets and infusion stands in the same schedule.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Number of adult arm splints required
• Whether the optional bed strap/fixator is needed
• Related IV items to be quoted together, such as giving sets or an infusion stand
• Delivery destination

Supplier

ScienceLab, the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies this adult infusion arm splint to hospitals, nursing homes, medical colleges and distributors in India and international markets. It forms part of the company’s sourced range of ward and IV consumables. More about the company is on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Items used alongside an arm splint during an intravenous infusion:

• Infusion Giving Set, Sterile — the IV line that the splint helps keep undisturbed.
• Infusion Giving Set, W/Burette, Sterile — giving set with a burette chamber for measured volumes.
• Infusion Stand Double Hook On Castors — mobile stand for hanging the infusion bag.
• Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll — tape for securing the IV placement and tubing.
• Tourniquet, Latex-Free, 50cm — used when the IV line is being placed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What length is the Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult?
The Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult has an adjustable length that extends from 43 to 53 cm, so it can be set to suit different adult arms. Because it is foldable, it takes up little space in a ward store when not in use.

How is the arm fixed to the infusion splint?
The arm is fixed to the infusion splint with adjustable straps. An optional strap/fixator is also available for attaching the splint to a bed, which helps with restless patients; ask ScienceLab to include it in your quotation if you need it.

Can the arm be held palm up or palm down?
Yes. The Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult keeps the arm outstretched and fixed in either pronation (palm down) or supination (palm up), so staff can position the arm to suit the infusion site.

How is the infusion arm splint cleaned?
The infusion arm splint is made of non-toxic, non-allergic plastic that is suitable for cleaning with hospital-grade disinfection products. Clean and dry it between patients according to the facility’s own cleaning procedure.

Is the arm splint suitable for children?
No. The Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult is specified for adults only. For paediatric patients, please ask ScienceLab through the contact page what can be offered instead of assuming that this adult model will fit.

Who supplies the Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult?
The Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, to hospitals, nursing homes, medical colleges and distributors in India and international markets.

What should a quotation request for arm splints include?
A quotation request for infusion arm splints should include the number of splints, whether the optional bed strap/fixator is required and the delivery destination. ScienceLab will then respond with price and availability.

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Get a quotation for the Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult by writing to us via the ScienceLab contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart with giving sets and other IV supplies.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile (Product Code: SLE/DDS/09) is a disposable, sterile plastic clamp used to clamp a newborn’s umbilical cord soon after birth in delivery rooms, maternity wards and health centres. Midwives and delivery teams use one clamp per baby; its security lock clicks to show it is correctly closed and protects against accidental re-opening, while grooves along its length stop the cord from slipping. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Key Details

What Is the Umbilical Cord Clamp Used For?

After a baby is born, the umbilical cord is clamped before it is cut, and the clamp stays on the baby’s side of the cord afterwards. A plastic clamp with a positive lock is quicker to apply than a tied ligature and gives the midwife a clear signal – the click – that it has closed properly.

To apply it, hold the clamp by its finger grip, place the open jaws across the cord and press them together until the lock clicks; if there is no click, reposition and close it again. The clamp is supplied sterile, so check that each pack is intact before opening. Maternity units that restock from one lab consumables supplier in India often order the clamps together with umbilical tape, newborn identification bracelets and dressings.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known by its trading name ScienceLab, supplies this sterile umbilical cord clamp from Ambala, Haryana, India. It is sourced for maternity hospitals, birthing centres, primary health programmes and distributors in India and international markets, together with other delivery-room consumables. See the ScienceLab profile page for more about the company.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Delivery-room items used together with the cord clamp:

• Tape Umbilical, 3mmx50m, Non-sterile — braided cotton ligature tape, the traditional way to tie the cord.
• Surgical Instruments, Delivery /SET — instrument set used at the birth itself.
• Bracelet, Identification, Newborn — identification band fitted to the baby after delivery.
• Blanket, Survival, 220x140cm — can be cut into smaller pieces to wrap a newborn.
• Labour Delivery Bed With Accessories — bed for the delivery room.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile supplied sterile?
Yes. The Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile is a disposable clamp supplied sterile and intended for single use. Check that each pack is intact before opening, and do not use a clamp whose packaging is damaged.

How do I know the umbilical cord clamp is locked?
The umbilical cord clamp has a security lock that gives a click when it is correctly closed. The lock is designed to protect against accidental re-opening after clamping, so if no click is heard, reposition the clamp and close it again.

What stops the cord slipping in the clamp?
Grooves run along the full length of the umbilical cord clamp. They prevent the cord from slipping and keep it in the same position, while the finger grip lets the midwife handle the clamp safely and easily.

What is the umbilical cord clamp made of?
The umbilical cord clamp is made of plastic (polymer). The product description does not give the exact polymer or the clamp dimensions, so buyers who need these details should request them through the contact page before ordering.

Can the umbilical cord clamp be reused?
No. The Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile is a single-use, disposable item. Once closed, its lock is built to resist re-opening, and a clamp should never be re-sterilised or used for a second baby.

Who supplies the Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile?
The Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, to maternity hospitals, health centres, relief programmes and distributors in India and international markets.

What information is needed for a cord clamp quotation?
For a cord clamp quotation, state the number of clamps, any other delivery consumables you need such as umbilical tape or newborn ID bracelets, and the delivery destination. ScienceLab will reply with price and availability.

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Send your quantity for the Clamp, Umbilical Cord, Sterile through the ScienceLab contact page, or put it in the enquiry cart with other delivery-room items to request one combined quotation.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Razor, Single Edge, Plastic (Product Code: SLE/DDS/010) is a single-use razor with a plastic handle and head used to shave hair in wards, clinics and treatment rooms. Its single stainless steel blade has one cutting edge protected by a detachable plastic cap, the head measures about 4 cm and the handle about 11 cm, and each razor is meant for one patient only. It is supplied non-sterile by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Single-Edge Razor Used For?

Wards and clinics use disposable razors to remove hair from a patient’s skin – for example where a dressing, adhesive tape or electrode has to sit on a hairy area, or as part of personal care for patients who cannot shave themselves. A one-patient, one-razor routine keeps blades from being shared between people.

Keep the cap on until the moment of use. Afterwards, put the cap back over the blade and destroy the razor in a controlled environment, as the product instructions require – in practice, many facilities drop capped razors into a sharps container and follow their own clinical waste rules. Clinics that restock from a single lab consumables supplier in India can order the razors together with cotton wool, tape and dressings.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited trades as ScienceLab and supplies this single-edge plastic razor from Ambala, Haryana, India. The razor is sourced for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and distributors in India and international markets as part of the company’s ward consumables range. Company details are on the ScienceLab profile page.

Related Medical Consumables & Dressings

Items used with disposable razors in patient care:

• Sharp Container Leak Proof Plastic — container for collecting used, recapped razors.
• Cotton Wool, 500g, Roll, Non-Sterile — for cleaning the skin before and after shaving.
• Kidney Basin Polypropylene — basin for water and used materials at the bedside.
• Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll — tape that is applied once the skin has been shaved.

The full range is in Medical Consumables & Dressings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of the Razor, Single Edge, Plastic?
The Razor, Single Edge, Plastic has a head of approximately 4 cm and a handle of approximately 11 cm. The head holds a single stainless steel blade with a cutting edge on one side only.

Is the single-edge razor sterile?
No. The Razor, Single Edge, Plastic is supplied non-sterile and is intended for shaving hair. If a sterile razor is required for a particular procedure, say so in your enquiry and ScienceLab will advise on what can be supplied.

Can the razor be used on more than one patient?
No. The single-edge plastic razor is for single use only, and the same razor must never be used on different patients. After use, recap it and destroy it in a controlled environment.

How is the blade protected before use?
The stainless steel cutting edge of the single-edge razor is protected by a detachable plastic cap. Keep the cap on until the moment of use and put it back on straight afterwards, so the blade is covered for disposal.

How should used razors be disposed of?
Used single-edge razors should be recapped and destroyed in a controlled environment, as the product instructions state. Many facilities collect them in a leak-proof sharps container and then follow their own clinical waste procedure.

Who supplies the Razor, Single Edge, Plastic?
The Razor, Single Edge, Plastic is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. It is sourced for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and distributors in India and international markets.

What should I include when asking for a razor quotation?
When asking for a quotation for single-edge plastic razors, include the quantity, any related items such as sharps containers or cotton wool, and the delivery destination. Use the contact page and ScienceLab will reply with price and availability.

Request a Quote

Price the Razor, Single Edge, Plastic for your ward or clinic by sending the quantity through the ScienceLab contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart together with other disposable items.

Last updated: 24 September 2026