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Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs—Leakproof?

Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs

In a market that often gets discussed in hushed tones, the practical details still matter. Infant remains care demands dignity, safety, and a product that simply works under pressure. Over the last two years, I’ve seen steady demand from small hospitals, home hospice teams, and emergency services for compact, reliable infant cadaver bags—especially those with straight, center zippers for simpler, more predictable handling.

Where this product fits today

Industry trend-wise, facilities are moving toward PVC-free materials, traceable supply chains, and consistent test data. The Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs from Helee Garment aligns with that shift: it’s practical for home funeral supplies and patient transfer, yet durable enough for hospital and emergency use. Many customers say the center zipper reduces awkward handling—small detail, big difference in the field.

Key specifications (real-world focused)

Model	Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs
Dimensions	18 × 28 inches (≈ 46 × 71 cm)
Closure	Straight, center zipper; double-stitch/heat-sealed seam ends
Material (typ.)	PEVA film ≈ 0.15–0.18 mm; PVC-free option available
Seam method	High-frequency heat sealing; internal seam tape in stress zones
Fluid containment	Internal 1-hour puddle test (≈2 L, 20–25°C), no visible seepage
Mechanical tests	Film tensile per ASTM D882; dart impact ≥ 300 g per ASTM D1709 (typ.)
Load guideline	≈ 10–15 kg (real-world practice may vary; single-use recommended)
Shelf life	Up to 5 years if stored cool, dry, and away from sunlight
Origin	No. 12, Shuangtong Road, Dahe Town, Luquan District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province

Process flow, testing, and service life

Material rolls (PEVA or equivalent) are cut, heat-sealed, then zipper-taped and seam-reinforced. QC typically includes film gauge checks, zipper cycle tests, seam peel per ASTM F88-style methods, and a contained-fluid dwell test. To be honest, the fluid dwell is the make-or-break test in the field. Service life is more about storage: keep bags flat, dry, and shaded; temperature around 10–30°C. Once deployed, it’s single-use—disposal per local regulations.

Application scenarios

Home funeral supplies and family-directed aftercare
Patient transfer in hospice or small clinics
Hospital pathology and NICU protocols
Medical examiner/coroner transport; emergency response

It’s practical, especially in emergency situations where predictable zip access matters. The Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs is compact in storage yet sturdy enough for routine handling.

Vendor comparison (indicative)

Vendor	Material/Thickness	Seams	Certifications	Lead Time	Notes
Helee Garment	PEVA ≈0.15–0.18 mm	HF heat-sealed	ISO 9001; REACH materials (typ.)	Around 2–4 weeks	Custom print/barcoding available
Vendor A	PVC 0.18 mm	Stitched + tape	Basic QC only	3–6 weeks	Lower cost; heavier material
Importer B	PE 0.12 mm	Heat-sealed	Unknown	Stock-based	May lack test data

Customization options

Sizes, zipper style (U or straight), film thickness, color-coding, document sleeves, tamper-evident tags, serialized barcodes, and reinforced carry panels. I guess the sweet spot for many buyers is a PEVA, PVC-free build with discreet labeling and a clear window.

Field notes (mini case study)

A county hospice program in North China trialed the Cadaver Bag For Infant Stright Zipper 18×28 Inchs across six months. Staff cited quicker prep (center-zip access) and fewer seam concerns during short transfers. Not earth-shattering, but in sensitive moments, fewer steps matter. No puddle test failures were recorded in routine use.

Compliance, guidance, and good practice

Manufactured under ISO 9001:2015 QMS (factory-level)
Material testing references: ASTM D882 (tensile), ASTM D1709 (impact), ASTM F88 (seal peel)
Operational guidance: follow WHO/CDC handling recommendations and local regulations for storage, transport, and disposal

Final note: this product is essential for funerals and emergency situations, but selection should also consider local protocols and team training.

References

WHO. Infection prevention and control for the safe management of a dead body. 2020.
FEMA. Mass Fatality Management Planning Guide. 2017.
ASTM D882 – Standard Test Method for Tensile Properties of Thin Plastic Sheeting.
ASTM D1709 – Impact Resistance of Plastic Film by the Free-Falling Dart Method.
ISO 9001:2015 – Quality management systems—Requirements.