Anesthesia Removable Tape Precision Dynamics 1/2 inch

Description

Product Overview

The PDC AN-113 anesthesia removable tape is engineered for healthcare professionals who demand reliable, legible labeling in fast‑paced clinical settings. Manufactured by Precision Dynamics, a trusted name in medical labeling solutions, this tape combines a latex‑free, violet‑colored substrate with a 1/2 inch width to deliver clear, durable impressions. Each roll measures 500 inches in length and provides 333 pre‑printed imprints that include dedicated fields for date, time, and initials, streamlining documentation of medication administration, especially for high‑alert drugs such as Dobutamine. The tape’s material is designed to resist tearing, moisture, and common disinfectants, ensuring that the information remains readable throughout the patient care process. Its compact dimensions—2 × 0.5 × 1 inches and a lightweight 1 pound—make it easy to store in supply cabinets, instrument trays, or bedside carts.

Usage

Designed for use in hospitals, surgical suites, intensive care units, and outpatient clinics, this removable tape excels in environments where accurate time‑stamped labeling is critical. Clinicians can quickly peel a segment of tape, affix it to medication vials, infusion bags, or patient charts, and fill in the pre‑printed fields with a pen or marker. The violet hue provides high contrast against standard white documentation, reducing the risk of transcription errors. Because the tape is latex‑free, it is safe for patients with latex sensitivities and complies with common infection‑control protocols. Its removable adhesive allows for easy repositioning without leaving residue, making it ideal for temporary labeling during procedures, shift changes, or emergency interventions.

Why Choose Us

Precision Dynamics brings over a decade of experience in producing high‑quality medical labeling products. Our anesthesia removable tape undergoes rigorous quality‑control testing to meet ISO 13485 standards, guaranteeing consistency in adhesive strength, imprint clarity, and material durability. The violet, latex‑free composition not only enhances visibility but also aligns with hospital safety guidelines. We stand behind our product with a responsive customer‑service team ready to address any concerns, and we offer flexible bulk‑ordering options for institutions seeking to streamline their supply chain. Choosing our tape means investing in a solution that reduces documentation time, supports regulatory compliance, and ultimately contributes to better patient outcomes.

Key Features

• Violet latex‑free tape provides high‑contrast labeling for easy readability.
• Pre‑printed date, time, and initial fields speed up documentation and reduce errors.
• 1/2 inch width fits standard label slots while offering ample space for critical information.
• Durable adhesive resists moisture and disinfectants, yet removes cleanly without residue.
• Dedicated customer support ensures prompt assistance and flexible ordering options.

FAQ

What type of adhesive is used on the tape?

The tape uses a medical‑grade, pressure‑sensitive adhesive that adheres securely to a variety of surfaces, including glass, plastic, and paper, while allowing clean removal when needed.

Is the tape compatible with all pen types?

Yes, the vinyl‑coated surface accepts standard ballpoint, gel, and permanent markers, ensuring clear, legible entries on the pre‑printed fields.

Can the tape be used for medications other than Dobutamine?

Absolutely. While it is ideal for tracking Dobutamine due to its high‑alert nature, the tape is suitable for labeling any medication, specimen, or equipment that requires date, time, and initial documentation.

How many rolls are recommended for a typical ICU?

For a standard intensive care unit, a supply of 5 to 10 rolls (approximately 2,500 to 5,000 imprints) provides sufficient coverage for daily labeling needs and contingency situations.

Does the product meet regulatory standards?

Yes, the tape complies with ISO 13485 and FDA labeling guidelines for medical devices, ensuring it meets the safety and performance requirements of healthcare facilities.