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Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll
Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll (Product Code: SLE/DDS/06) is a perforated adhesive textile tape used to fix wound dressings, IV placements and medical tubing to the skin in wards, clinics and first-aid rooms. The 10 cm wide, 5 m long strip of woven acetate taffeta is non-stretchable, tears by hand and carries a rubber, resin and lanolin adhesive under an easily removed polyethylene liner. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Medical adhesive tape, perforated, roll |
| Width | 10 cm |
| Length | 5 m |
| Backing | Aerated and/or perforated textile strip of woven acetate taffeta, impregnated with adhesive |
| Adhesive | Mixture of rubber, resins and lanolin; traditionally incorporates zinc oxide |
| Liner | Easily detachable protective polyethylene film |
| Handling | Non-stretchable; can be torn by hand |
| Water | Impermeable to water |
| Skin contact | High cutaneous tolerance; specified to adhere strongly yet be removable without significant skin lesion |
| Colour | White or flesh coloured |
| Sterility | Non-sterile |
| Use | Single use |
| Product code | SLE/DDS/06 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
What Is the Perforated Medical Tape Used For?
Adhesive tape is the fixing layer of most dressings: short strips hold a compress on the skin, anchor the end of a bandage, or keep an IV placement and its tubing from pulling. The 10 cm width lets one strip cover the whole edge of a compress, and because the tape tears cleanly by hand, staff can prepare lengths without reaching for scissors.
For good adhesion, apply the strip to clean, dry skin and press it down along its length; when changing the dressing, peel it back slowly while supporting the skin. Anyone with a known sensitivity to rubber or lanolin should check the adhesive composition before use. Hospitals and colleges that buy from one lab consumables supplier in India can add the tape to the same enquiry as their gauze and bandages.
What to Specify When Ordering
- Colour: white or flesh coloured
- Number of 10 cm x 5 m rolls
- Any compresses or bandages to be supplied with the tape
- Delivery destination
Supplier
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited operates as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India, and supplies this perforated medical tape as part of a sourced range of dressings and ward consumables. Hospitals, clinics, nursing schools and distribution businesses in India and international markets can order it together with other items from the same range. See the ScienceLab profile page for company details.
Related Medical Consumables & Dressings
Dressing materials and IV items that this tape is used to secure:
- Compress, Gauze, 10x10cm, Sterile — compress fixed over a wound with strips of tape.
- Compress, Paraffin, 10x10cm, Sterile — paraffin compress that also needs a fixing layer.
- Bandage, Gauze, 8cmx4m, Roll — gauze bandage whose loose end is taped down.
- Infusion Giving Set, Sterile — IV tubing that is taped in place near the placement site.
- Infusion Arm Splint, Foldable, Adult — splint that keeps the arm still during an infusion.
View all products in Medical Consumables & Dressings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll?
The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is 10 cm wide and 5 m long. It can be torn by hand into shorter strips, so a single roll serves many dressing changes on a ward or in a first-aid room.
What adhesive does the perforated medical tape use?
The perforated medical tape uses an adhesive made from a mixture of rubber, resins and lanolin, which traditionally incorporates zinc oxide. It is specified for high skin tolerance, strong adhesion and removal without significant skin lesion.
Is the medical tape waterproof?
Yes. The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is listed as impermeable to water, while its woven acetate taffeta strip is aerated or perforated. The tape is also non-stretchable, so it does not slacken once a dressing has been fixed.
What colour is the perforated medical tape?
The listing gives the colour of the perforated medical tape as white or flesh coloured. Please state your preference when you enquire, and ScienceLab will confirm which colour can be supplied for your order.
Is the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll sterile?
No. The Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll is non-sterile and for single use. It is intended to fix dressings, IV placements and tubing rather than to touch an open wound, so a sterile compress should sit between the wound and the tape.
Who supplies the perforated medical tape?
The perforated medical tape is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources it for hospitals, clinics, nursing and medical colleges, and distributors in India and international markets.
How do I order the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll?
To order the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll, send the number of rolls, the preferred colour and the delivery destination through the contact page. ScienceLab will reply with a quotation covering price and availability.
Request a Quote
Ask for a price on the Medical Tape, Perforated, 10cmx5m, Roll via the ScienceLab contact page, or collect it with gauze, bandages and compresses in the enquiry cart and send one combined request.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
