Cardinal Health D1031 - Aperture Drape Large, Sterile Surgical Drape with 3x2" Aperture and 11x12" Fluid Collection Pouch (48" x 51"), 10/BX
Product Overview
The Cardinal Health D1031 Large Aperture Drape is a sterile, single-use surgical drape designed to provide focused access to the operative site while maintaining a sterile barrier. Constructed from high-performance material, this drape features a 3 x 2-inch aperture for precise exposure during procedures and an integrated 11 x 12-inch fluid collection pouch, ensuring efficient fluid management throughout surgery.
With overall dimensions of 48 inches by 51 inches, this drape offers ample coverage for ophthalmic, head, or focused site procedures. It supports infection control, promotes safety, and improves procedural efficiency in surgical suites and outpatient centers.
Key Benefits
3x2 reinforced aperture: Allows precise site access while minimizing exposure of non-operative areas.
Attached 11x12 fluid collection pouch: Captures surgical fluids and helps maintain a clean operative field.
Sterile, single-use design: Reduces cross-contamination risks and eliminates the need for reprocessing.
Ample 48x51 size: Provides generous draping surface for patient and equipment coverage.
Durable and low-lint material: Enhances drape stability while minimizing particle generation in the sterile field.
Compatibility and Applications
The D1031 aperture drape is compatible with a range of procedural kits and surgical tables. It is commonly used in:
Ophthalmic procedures
ENT and facial surgeries
Minor dermatologic or plastic surgeries
Outpatient surgical centers and ambulatory care
Emergency and specialty clinics requiring precise draping
It is ideal for procedures that demand localized access and fluid containment.
Usage Guidelines
Use sterile technique to open and place the drape.
Align the aperture over the target site; adhere or secure if necessary.
Position the fluid pouch to allow for optimal drainage and collection.
Discard after procedure in accordance with facility's regulated medical waste protocols.
Do not reuse or attempt to resterilize.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
The Cardinal Health D1031 Aperture Drape is manufactured under strict medical standards:
FDA Registered for surgical use
ISO 13485 certified facility
Latex-free and non-pyrogenic
Conforms to AAMI PB70 standards for barrier performance and fluid resistance
All components are labeled for full traceability and infection control compliance.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to general-purpose drapes, the D1031 offers targeted site exposure, integrated fluid collection, and high-grade material designed for enhanced drapability. Its built-in pouch and precision aperture reduce the need for additional absorbent products, improving both safety and procedural efficiency.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
Used by:
Ophthalmic surgeons and assistants
ENT and facial plastic surgeons
Dermatologic and cosmetic procedure teams
Ambulatory surgery center staff
Common procedures:
Cataract or eyelid surgery
Biopsies or lesion excisions
Facial plastic or reconstructive work
Outpatient surgical prep and draping
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store in a clean, dry, temperature-controlled environment
Inspect packaging integrity before use
Open using sterile technique at point of use
Apply with care to align aperture and pouch correctly
Dispose of after single usedo not reprocess
Regulatory and Safety Information
Each drape is individually wrapped and labeled with product code, size, lot number, and expiration date. The product is sterile, latex-free, single-use, and compliant with all applicable surgical safety standards.
How to Order
To order the Cardinal Health D1031 Aperture Drape with Pouch (48" x 51"):
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For bulk orders, surgical pack customization, or assistance with sterile draping protocols, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
