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How to choose the right disposable isolation gown

A practical guide to AAMI protection levels, gown materials and CE/FDA-certified medical protective gowns for hospital, surgical and cleanroom buyers.

Protection levels

Match the gown to the fluid risk

AAMI Level 1–3 is the industry shorthand for how much fluid a gown resists. Use the switcher to see which barrier, material and use case fits your procurement.

Protection level
Fluid-resistant barrierBalanced comfort

AAMI Level 2

Blood draws, suturing, ICU and ER patient contact

Barrier
Fluid-resistant barrier
Breathability
Balanced comfort
  • SMS nonwoven with knit cuffs
  • Resists splash and light spray
  • Zone-coded colours for infection control
AAMI levels are a general industry reference β€” confirm your target standard with our team.
Gown materials

SMS, PP+PE or CPE β€” pick the construction

SMS Nonwoven

Spunbond-meltblown-spunbond 3-layer fabric. Fluid splash resistant, breathable and economical β€” the standard for Level 1–2 isolation and general ward use.

  • Breathable for full-shift comfort
  • Knit cuffs and waist ties
  • Zone-coded colours

PP+PE Laminated

Polypropylene laminated with a polyethylene film barrier. Fluid-proof with heat-sealed seams β€” built for chemo, high-fluid and surgical procedures.

  • Impermeable liquid barrier
  • Heat-sealed seams
  • Reinforced front and sleeves

CPE / PE Film

Lightweight polyethylene film for maximum fluid protection at low cost. Best for high-turnover tasks where splash, not breathability, is the priority.

  • 100% impermeable
  • Fast donning
  • Cost-effective for high volume
Our range

CE/FDA-certified isolation & protective gowns

Real products from our Medical Protective Gowns category, each with its own certification file. Click through for full specifications.

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Buyer FAQ

Isolation gown buying questions

What is the difference between AAMI Level 1, 2 and 3 isolation gowns?+

AAMI levels describe the barrier a gown provides against fluid. Level 1 suits minimal-risk general care, Level 2 resists splash and light spray for blood draws and ICU contact, and Level 3 is fluid-proof for surgery, chemo and high-fluid procedures. Your gown material and seam construction should match the fluid exposure of the task.

Which material should I choose: SMS, PP+PE or CPE?+

SMS nonwoven is breathable and economical for routine isolation. PP+PE laminated adds a fluid-proof film barrier with heat-sealed seams for surgical and high-fluid work. CPE/PE film offers maximum impermeability at the lowest cost for high-turnover splash tasks. Tell us your application and we will recommend the right construction.

Are your isolation gowns CE and FDA certified?+

Yes. Our medical protective gowns are manufactured to EN ISO 13795 and carry CE marking, with FDA-registered production for the US market. Confirm the exact certification file for your target market with our export team.

What is your minimum order quantity and lead time?+

MOQ and lead time depend on the gown model, material and packaging you choose. Send us your target quantity and destination, and we will provide a quotation with confirmed lead time.

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Tell us your application and target market

Share your gown type, AAMI level, quantity and destination. Our export team will confirm certification files, MOQ and lead time for your order.

  • CE / FDA / EN ISO 13795 certification files
  • MOQ, packaging and confirmed lead time
  • OEM / private-label options for your brand
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