Body bag,infection control,child

General Description:
Body bag, padded, infection control, child size

Intended use:
Body bag including absorbent pad used for packing and transporting contagious human corpses before burrial services. To be used for management of highly contagious diseases (e.g. Ebola haemorrhagic fever, cholera).

Technical Specifications:
Impermeable body bag with absorbent pad prefixed inside of the body bag
Material: PEVA (non-PVC)
Linear reinforced material, min. 2 ply
Chloride and carbon free
Non-porous and non-degradable
Tear proof and puncture resistant
Leak proof seams, entirely heat-sealed, width 10 mm
Thickness: 340 microns (um)
Dimensions: 150 X 85 cm (l x w)
Carry capacity: 160 kg
Color: white
With or without integrated transparent documentation pouch 10 x 15 cm (l x w)
Single use, disposable
Buried in soil, the body bag will remain solid over a period of minimum 5 years

Carry handles:
6 padded, non-splintering carry handles
Reinforced and integrated into the bag material

Zipper:
High quality white zipper, smooth running with teeth made of nylon
Zipper is sewed into the body bag fabric with double stitch
Full length U shaped
Double runner
Sturdy cloth loops, on each of the zipper runners
Stop for the zipper is reinforced into the body bag and heat-sealed

Absorbent pad:
Integrated and prefixed inside the body bag with water resistant double sided tape
Material: Thick cotton lining on PE base
Chloride free
Absorbent on both sides
Absorption capacity: minimum 5 liters
Dimensions: 120 x 55 cm

Supplied with:
Shelf life: 10 years
Manufacturer's instruction for use

Environmental conditions:
Transport, storage and operating temperature: minus 40 to +60 degrees

Quality Management System:
ISO 9001:2015: Quality management systems

Packaging and labelling:
Primary packaging: Unit of use.
Individually packed, folded

Secondary packaging:
15 units

Considerations:
Wherever possible, follow local customs regarding funeral rites.
Information concerning the corpses should be written on the body bags with permanent markers. The head of the deceased should be positioned on the side of the zipper's return in order to show the face without having to open the whole body-bag.