ISO 13485 Certified Manufacturer

Medical Isolation Gown — Disposable Non Woven, Bulk Supply

Certified disposable medical isolation gown — ISO 13485 manufacturing, CE and FDA-registered, ready for hospital procurement and private-label distribution.

Built from SMS or PP nonwoven fabric in a Class 100,000 cleanroom, with documented QC at every stage — so your shipment arrives with the compliance paperwork your buyers and customs brokers actually need.

ISO 13485:2016 CE (EU MDR) FDA 510(k) Registered OEM/ODM Available Export to 5 Continents
Disposable medical isolation gown — SMS nonwoven, tie-back closure, knit cuff

What This Gown Is and Where It Sits in the Protective Clothing Range

A medical isolation gown is a single-use barrier garment worn by clinical staff during patient contact, procedure support, and general ward work where splash or contamination risk is present but full-body sealed protection is not required. It is not a coverall — it leaves the neck, lower legs, and sometimes the wrists partially exposed, and it is designed for donning and doffing speed rather than maximum barrier integrity. That distinction matters when you are building a product line: isolation gowns and coveralls serve different procurement budgets, different clinical protocols, and different reorder patterns.

Within our medical protective clothing range, the isolation gown sits between the basic disposable protective clothing and the full medical protective coverall. Buyers sourcing for general hospital supply chains, outpatient clinics, or long-term care facilities typically anchor their volume in isolation gowns — the coverall is reserved for higher-risk procedures. If your downstream market is hospital group purchasing organizations or government health ministry tenders, isolation gowns are almost always the highest-volume SKU in the protective clothing category.

We produce this gown in our Gaomi facility under the same ISO 13485:2016 quality management system that governs our mask production. The cleanroom environment, the incoming material inspection, the in-process checks — all of it applies here. The gown is not a secondary product we added to fill out a catalog; it runs through the same documented production and QC infrastructure.

Product Positioning

Basic Disposable Clothing
Minimal barrier, visitor use
Isolation Gown ← This Product
Splash/contamination barrier, ward work
Full Protective Coverall
Sealed full-body, high-risk procedures
Healthcare worker wearing disposable isolation gown during patient contact in hospital ward

Technical Specifications

The table below reflects industry-standard parameters for this product type. Actual specifications may vary by configuration — contact us for a detailed product data sheet for your specific order.

Parameter Standard Specification
Material SMS nonwoven (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) or PP spunbond
Fabric Weight 35–45 gsm (SMS); 40–50 gsm (PP spunbond)
Closure Type Tie-back (neck and waist) or snap/velcro closure
Sleeve Type Long sleeve with knit or elastic cuff
Size Range S / M / L / XL / XXL
Color White, blue, yellow (standard); custom colors available
Sterility Non-sterile standard; EO sterile available on request
Packaging 10 pcs/bag, 100 pcs/carton (standard); custom packaging available
Shelf Life 3 years from manufacture date
Applicable Standards EN 13795, ANSI/AAMI PB70 Level 1–2, YY/T 0506

EO sterilization adds lead time and MOQ requirements — if your market requires sterile-packed gowns, flag that early in the inquiry so we can schedule accordingly.

Material Selection Guidance

SMS Nonwoven (Recommended)

The meltblown middle layer adds a fluid resistance layer that PP spunbond alone does not provide, and the outer spunbond gives the gown enough structural integrity to handle normal clinical movement without tearing. Default recommendation for most hospital supply programs.

PP Spunbond (Cost-Effective)

For buyers targeting lower-acuity settings — visitor gowns, basic isolation precautions — PP spunbond at 40–45 gsm is a cost-effective option that still meets Level 1 barrier requirements.

Close-up of SMS nonwoven fabric layers — spunbond-meltblown-spunbond structure used in medical isolation gowns
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Barrier Performance and the Standards That Govern It

The performance classification system for isolation gowns is worth understanding because it directly affects what you can sell into which markets. ANSI/AAMI PB70 defines four liquid barrier protection levels (Level 1 through Level 4), and EN 13795 covers surgical gowns for the European market. Most hospital procurement tenders in North America specify Level 2 or Level 3 minimum; European hospital tenders reference EN 13795 performance classes.

Our standard SMS isolation gown is designed to meet ANSI/AAMI PB70 Level 1–2 performance. The key test parameters are:

Impact Penetration

AATCC 42 — measures resistance to liquid spray impact. Simulates fluid splashes encountered during clinical procedures.

Hydrostatic Pressure

AATCC 127 — measures resistance to liquid penetration under pressure. Determines how the fabric performs under sustained contact with fluids.

Tensile Strength

Seam and fabric integrity under stress. Ensures the gown maintains structural performance during active use without tearing at critical points.

Level 3 & Level 4: Reinforced Variant

For Level 3 and Level 4 performance — which requires reinforced critical zones and higher hydrostatic resistance — we produce a reinforced variant with additional lamination in the chest and sleeve areas.

If your tender specification calls for Level 3 or above, tell us upfront; the material and construction differ enough that it is a separate SKU, not a minor adjustment.

Reinforced lamination zones on chest and sleeve areas of Level 3-4 isolation gown

Certifications vs. Performance Level Claims

Our certifications — ISO 13485:2016, CE under EU MDR, and FDA 510(k) registration — cover the quality management system and the regulatory pathway, not a specific performance level claim.

Third-party test reports for specific performance levels are available upon request and travel with your shipment documentation.

Production: SMS Nonwoven Cutting, Seaming, and QC in a Controlled Environment

The isolation gown production process is less automated than mask production — gown assembly involves cut-and-sew operations that require skilled operators, not just machine throughput. We run gown production in a dedicated area of our 12,000 m² facility, separate from the mask lines, with the same Class 100,000 (ISO 8) cleanroom particle controls.

Isolation gown production in ISO 8 cleanroom environment with ultrasonic sealing equipment

Fabric Cutting

Die-cut and ultrasonic cutting methods depending on the component. Precision cutting ensures consistent panel dimensions across high-volume runs.

Ultrasonic Welding & Heat-Sealing

Seams are ultrasonically welded or heat-sealed rather than stitched — stitched seams create needle holes that compromise fluid barrier integrity, and we eliminated them from our medical-grade gown line years ago.

Non-Medical Construction Available

We still offer stitched construction for non-medical isolation gowns if your market is industrial or food processing, but for anything going into a clinical setting, the seam method matters.

Quality Control: Three-Stage Inspection

1

Incoming Fabric Inspection

Covers basis weight, tensile strength, and fluid resistance on every roll before it enters cutting. No roll enters production without passing incoming QC.

2

In-Process Inspection

Checks seam integrity, cuff attachment, tie placement, and dimensional conformance at defined intervals throughout the production run.

3

Outgoing Inspection

Pulls a statistically sampled batch from each production run for full visual and dimensional check before packaging.

Documentation Generated From Process, Not After the Fact

The documentation that comes with your order — certificate of conformity, production batch records, test reports — is generated from this QC process, not assembled after the fact. When your customs broker or hospital procurement team asks for documentation, it exists because the process produced it, not because someone typed it up.

12,000 m²
Production Facility
ISO 8
Cleanroom Class
0
Needle Holes (Medical Grade)
3-Stage
QC Inspection

Market Segments: Where Isolation Gown Volume Comes From

Understanding where demand concentrates helps distributors align inventory, documentation, and pricing strategy with the right buyer profiles.

Hospital and Clinic Supply Chains

The core volume driver. Group purchasing organizations (GPOs) in North America and hospital procurement departments in Europe run annual or multi-year tender cycles for isolation gowns — typically 50,000 to 500,000 units per contract, with strict documentation requirements.

If you are a distributor building a position in this segment, the compliance documentation we provide (CE, FDA, test reports, certificates of conformity) is the entry ticket. Without it, you do not get on the approved vendor list.

Government and Emergency Stockpile Programs

A significant segment since 2020. Health ministries and emergency management agencies in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa have built strategic reserve programs for PPE including isolation gowns. These tenders are large (often 1–5 million units), price-sensitive, and documentation-heavy.

Our export experience across these regions — and the fact that we have handled FDA import records, CE technical files, and Gulf SFDA equivalents — means your tender submission arrives with the right paperwork.

Private-Label Healthcare Brands

A growing channel for distributors who want margin above commodity pricing. An isolation gown with your brand, your color, and your packaging specification sells at a different price point than a generic white gown in a plain carton.

We handle OEM packaging in-house — custom printed bags, retail-ready boxes, bulk clinical packaging — so your brand goes to market without a separate packaging supplier in the chain. This segment has grown meaningfully over the last three years, particularly among buyers building regional healthcare brands in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

Long-Term Care and Outpatient Facilities

A different buying pattern — smaller order volumes, more frequent reorders, and less stringent documentation requirements than acute care hospitals.

For distributors serving this segment, our 50,000-piece MOQ on standard SKUs is workable for a market-entry order, and the reorder cycle is predictable enough to plan inventory around.

Global distribution of medical isolation gowns across hospital, government, and private-label channels

Typical Contract Volumes by Segment

Hospital GPO Tenders 50K – 500K units
Government Stockpile 1M – 5M units
Private-Label Programs 50K+ units
Long-Term Care / Outpatient 50K MOQ (standard)

OEM and Private-Label Configuration Options

Standard OEM work — your brand on our existing gown construction — is straightforward. You provide artwork files and packaging specifications; we run a sample approval before full production. Lead time on standard OEM orders runs 20–30 days from sample approval, depending on order volume and current line scheduling.

What Can Be Customized

Element Options
Fabric Color White, blue, yellow standard; custom Pantone matching available on runs ≥ 50,000 pcs
Closure Type Tie-back, snap, velcro
Cuff Style Knit cuff, elastic cuff, open cuff
Size Range S through XXL; custom sizing available
Packaging Individual poly bag, 10-pack, 50-pack, bulk carton; custom printed packaging
Labeling Your brand, your language, your regulatory markings
Sterility Non-sterile or EO sterile (EO sterile requires higher MOQ and longer lead time)

What Requires a Development Discussion

The base fabric construction (SMS vs. PP spunbond) and the seam method. These affect the performance classification of the gown, and changing them requires re-testing and documentation updates.

If your market requires a specific performance level, we work backward from the spec to the construction — not the other way around.

ODM Projects

Where you need a modified construction, a different performance level, or a configuration we do not currently run — these go through our product development process.

We have the engineering capability to adjust fabric weight, modify construction details, and develop new configurations. Tell us your target performance spec and your downstream market, and we will tell you what is feasible and what the MOQ and lead time implications are.

Custom OEM packaging and private-label isolation gown configurations

Standard OEM Timeline

1
Artwork & spec submission
2
Sample production & approval
3
Full production: 20–30 days from approval
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Certifications and Compliance Documentation for Your Import Process

Our certification stack for the isolation gown line:

ISO 13485:2016

Medical device quality management system, covering design controls, production, and post-market surveillance

ISO 9001:2015

General quality management system

CE (EU MDR)

European market access; technical file maintained for EU import

FDA 510(k) Registered

US market clearance; import records available for FDA entry

SGS

Third-party audit verification

EU Import Under MDR

For buyers importing into the EU for the first time since MDR came into full effect in 2021, the documentation requirements are more demanding than they were under the old MDD framework.

We have been through this with multiple European customers and can walk you through what your importer of record will need before you place the order — it is better to sort that out before production than after your container arrives at Rotterdam.

US Import — FDA Clearance

FDA 510(k) registration means your shipment clears the FDA import alert screening that catches unregistered medical devices.

This is not a minor administrative detail — unregistered medical devices get detained at the port, and the cost of a detained container (storage, re-export, or destruction) can exceed the value of the goods.

Performance Test Reports

Test reports for specific performance parameters (AAMI PB70 level testing, EN 13795 testing) are available upon request. We submit to third-party labs for certification documentation; in-house testing catches production issues before they become shipment problems.

Learn more about our manufacturing capabilities and quality infrastructure
Certification documentation and compliance paperwork for medical isolation gown import

Packaging, Container Loading, and Landed Cost Considerations

Standard Carton

Pieces per carton
100 pcs
Carton dimensions
≈ 50 × 40 × 35 cm
Gross weight
≈ 5–6 kg

Weight varies by fabric weight and gown size

40HQ Container Loading

2,000–2,200
Cartons per 40HQ
200K–220K
Gowns per 40HQ

These dimensions are designed for container efficiency. Exact loading depends on configuration.

Landed Cost Per Unit

For buyers calculating landed cost per unit, the container loading efficiency matters as much as the FOB price. A gown that is 5% cheaper per unit but packs 15% fewer units per container can end up costing more landed.

We can provide a container loading calculation for your specific configuration before you finalize the order.

Packaging Options for Different Distribution Channels

Bulk Clinical Packaging

100 pcs per carton, plain or branded carton, for hospital supply chain distribution

Hospital & Institutional

Retail-Ready Packaging

Individually bagged with hang tag or shelf-ready box, for pharmacy or medical supply retail

Pharmacy & Retail

E-commerce Packaging

Reinforced individual packaging designed to survive courier handling without damage claims

Online & DTC

If you are building an Amazon or e-commerce channel for PPE, the packaging spec matters more than most buyers expect — a gown that arrives in a crushed bag generates returns and negative reviews that cost more than the packaging upgrade.

Medical isolation gown packaging configurations and container loading layout

Sibling Products in the Medical Protective Clothing Range

If the isolation gown does not match your specification or market requirement, the other products in our medical protective clothing range may be a better fit:

Disposable Medical Protective Clothing

Lighter-weight disposable protective garments for lower-risk environments; suitable for visitor gowns, basic precaution settings, and non-clinical industrial use.

View product details

Medical Protective Coverall

Full-body sealed construction for higher-risk procedures and infectious disease protocols; higher barrier performance, higher unit cost, different procurement trigger.

View product details

Positioning note: The isolation gown is the volume SKU for most hospital supply programs. The coverall is the specification SKU for higher-acuity situations. Most distributors building a complete protective clothing line carry both.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MOQ for medical isolation gowns?

Standard SKUs start at 50,000 pieces. For custom configurations — non-standard colors, modified construction, or EO sterile packaging — MOQ is typically higher and depends on the specific requirements. We will confirm the exact MOQ when we review your specification.

What AAMI PB70 level do your isolation gowns meet?

Our standard SMS gown is designed to meet Level 1–2 performance. Level 3 and Level 4 require a reinforced construction with additional lamination in critical zones — this is a separate SKU. Tell us your target performance level and we will confirm the construction and provide the relevant test reports.

What is the difference between an isolation gown and a surgical gown?

An isolation gown is a general barrier garment for patient contact and routine clinical work. A surgical gown is a higher-specification garment designed for sterile field use in operating rooms — it must meet EN 13795 or AAMI PB70 Level 3–4 performance and is typically sterile-packed. If your market requires surgical gowns, that is a different product with different construction and documentation requirements.

Can you produce isolation gowns with our brand and packaging?

Yes. Standard OEM work — your brand on our existing construction — is straightforward. Custom packaging, custom colors, and custom labeling are all handled in-house. Provide your artwork files and packaging specification; we run a sample approval before full production.

What documentation comes with each shipment?

Every shipment includes: certificate of conformity, production batch records, packing list, and test reports for the relevant performance parameters. For EU imports, we maintain the CE technical file and can provide the documentation your importer of record needs. For US imports, FDA 510(k) registration documentation is available.

What is the lead time for a standard order?

Standard SKUs run 20–30 days from order confirmation, depending on order volume and current line scheduling. Custom configurations or EO sterile orders require additional time. We give you a specific date, not a range, once we confirm your order details.

Direct Factory Inquiry

Get a Quote for Medical Isolation Gowns

If you have a specification, a tender requirement, or a target market in mind, send it to us directly — we will come back with a configuration recommendation, a sample offer, and a detailed quote.

New to sourcing isolation gowns from China? Tell us your target market and volume expectations. We will suggest a construction and documentation package based on what has worked for our existing distributors in that region, and flag any compliance requirements you need to plan for before the order ships.

Contact Details

Phone / WhatsApp
+86 190 0636 0409
Address

Building 3, Zhilan Industrial Park, No. 88 Heng'er Road, Gaomi Economic Development Zone, Gaomi, Weifang, Shandong, 261500, China

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