The fabric to be selected in intensive care curtains should be a product that will show resistance in terms of material. In addition, care should be taken to have antibacterial products due to its location. Antibacterial - antistatic and antimicrobial curtains should be used, because due to its professional status, it will be used continuously by manual method and will be in contact with different chemicals. Opia Curtains are one of the most important elements in these processes. Infection control is absolutely essential, especially in intensive care wards, but including bed curtains should bring a sense of warmth and well-being to both patients and staff. Opia is also available in special designs for intensive care wards with designs made from sophisticated colours printed on antimicrobial curtain fabric.The double sided printed design allows both patients and healthcare professionals to enjoy the design when combined with a variety of prints or special colours.Flame retardant meets BS 5867 Part 2 Type C 2008 standard.Passed NFPA 701:2010 test standards.
The fabric to be selected in intensive care curtains should be a product that will show resistance in terms of material. In addition, care should be taken to have antibacterial products due to its location. Antibacterial - antistatic and antimicrobial curtains should be used, because due to its professional status, it will be used continuously by manual method and will be in contact with different chemicals. Opia Curtains are one of the most important elements in these processes. Infection control is absolutely essential, especially in intensive care wards, but including bed curtains should bring a sense of warmth and well-being to both patients and staff. Opia is also available in special designs for intensive care wards with designs made from sophisticated colours printed on antimicrobial curtain fabric.The double sided printed design allows both patients and healthcare professionals to enjoy the design when combined with a variety of prints or special colours.Flame retardant meets BS 5867 Part 2 Type C 2008 standard.Passed NFPA 701:2010 test standards.
Product Features
It has been treated with a silver ion-based chemical, an effective antimicrobial agent proven by tests carried out in many laboratories at European standards. It directly helps to reduce pathogenic transmission from the surface of our medical curtains to the patient or staff.
Independently tested against internationally accepted Antimicrobial Textile standards – AATCC 100 and AATCC 147. Curtains have been proven effective against multiple organisms including MRSA, Staphylococcus aureus, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Escherichia coli, Aspergillus niger, Trycophyton mentagrophytes, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Corney.
An antimicrobial chemical is added at the mixing stage of polypropylene (PP). Therefore, the fabric is Antibacterial by nature, not just the surface of the curtain.
100 or 120 grams per square meter (GSM) fabric ensures quality and patient privacy
We follow up our heat-insulated self-inspection and reputation labels with unique identification numbers for traceability.
More colors are available with 6 different color options, allowing easy coordination with existing hospital interior schemes
Different suspension systems are available, compatible with the most common rail systems
100% recyclable
International Flame Retardant (FR) Approvals – BS 5867: Tested to Part 2 Type C and NFPA 701. Naturally FR protected; FR features remain on the screen throughout its lifecycle. Normal textile curtains may reduce FR performance due to harsh chemical based washing processes.
Significant cost savings over traditional textile curtains and other disposable curtain suppliers
The production process is 100% owned and managed by the Opia brand to ensure full implementation of European standards.
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