Black nonwoven polypropylene bed sheet roll 58cm x 70m
Specifications
- Weight
- 20 g/m2
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Dimensions
- 58 cm x 70 m
- Color
- Orange
- Format
- Roll
- Sterilization
- Chemical resistance
- Use
- Professional beds
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Black nonwoven polypropylene bed sheet roll 58cm x 70m
The non-woven sheet roll (non-woven fabric, 100% polypropylene, 20 g/m²) hygienically covers the work bed in a tattoo or PMU studio, but is equally suitable for clinics, offices, and SPA centers. The hydrophobic material forms a barrier against liquids, and the size of 58 cm width × 70 m length, with perforations every 38 cm, allows you to quickly tear off individual portions for each client. The orange version offers the same properties as the black one, with an extra touch of visual personality for studios that coordinate their consumables with their brand identity.
How to use
- Mount the roll on a standard wall holder or dispenser, or place it at the end of the examination bed — the 58 cm width covers the worksurface of the bed.
- Unroll the material along the length of the bed, with the smooth surface spread evenly without large wrinkles where the client will lie.
- Tear at the perforation closest to the desired length — perforations are pre-marked at 38 cm, so you can combine multiple segments to cover the entire bed.
- Place the client directly on the material: non-woven polypropylene is soft, lint-free, and the orange pigment will not transfer to the skin.
- At the end of the session, roll up the used sheet with the contaminated side inward and dispose of it according to your waste management procedure.
- Disinfect the bed surface with your usual solution, then spread a new segment of material for the next client.
- Store the roll in a clean, dry place, away from dust and splashes in the work area, so the material remains hygienic until use.
Tips from us
- A 70 m roll provides approximately 35–40 full uses — calculate your monthly consumption based on the number of clients so you don't run out of stock in the middle of the week.
- Orange partially masks ink and pigment stains; if your priority is complete stain masking, the black version of the same roll remains the better choice.
- The material is chemically resistant to standard disinfectants, so you can safely wipe the covered bed edges — but do not spray disinfectant directly on the unused roll.
- If your studio features orange in its visual identity, coordinating the color of consumables with the rest of the interior design creates a coherent experience that clients notice.
- Keep a spare segment ready near the work area: if the material gets heavily soiled during a long session, you can quickly replace it without major interruption to the work.
Frequently asked questions
How many sessions can I cover with one roll?▾
A 70 m roll provides approximately 35–40 full uses. The exact number depends on how many 38 cm segments you use per client and the type of procedure — for long sessions or clients who lie on the entire bed you will consume more material than for short jobs.
Does the roll fit on my existing wall holder?▾
The dimensions are standard for this type of consumable: 58 cm wide and 70 m long, identical to the black version of the same roll. If your holder or dispenser accepts 58 cm rolls, this one mounts without any modification.
Can the orange color transfer to the client's skin?▾
No. The orange pigment is fixed into the structure of the polymeric material and does not migrate to the skin even on prolonged contact, so the material can be used directly on the skin without risk of staining.
What is the difference from the black version?▾
The only difference is the color. The material (non-woven 20 g/m², 100% polypropylene), dimensions, mechanical strength, liquid barrier, and compatibility with disinfectants are identical. The choice comes down to aesthetics: black better masks ink stains, while orange provides a distinctive branding element.
How do I maintain bed hygiene when using disposable sheets?▾
The sheet protects the client and the bed during the session, but the correct routine remains: after each client, discard the used segment, disinfect the bed surface with your professional solution, and only then spread new material. The polypropylene resists standard disinfectants, so accidental splashes of solution do not degrade the material left on the bed.
Is the material suitable for clients with sensitive skin?▾
Non-woven polypropylene is a material widely used in the medical and cosmetic field precisely for its good skin compatibility: the texture is smooth, lint-free, and non-irritating on contact. If a client has known allergies to synthetic materials, discuss it with them before the session, as with any consumable that touches the skin.
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