Product description
Cardinal Health AT71035 – Surgical Mask, Vertical Ties, Blue – 300/CS, 6 BX/CS
The Cardinal Health AT71035 is a single-use face mask providing source control and fluid protection for clinical staff. MASK, SURGICAL, VERTICAL TIES, BLUE, 300 EA/CS, 6 BX/CS. Supplied for clinical and institutional use, it supports standardized procurement and efficient inventory management across healthcare environments.
Product Specifications
- SKU: AT71035
- Brand: Cardinal Health
- Product Type: Face Masks
- Packaging: 300/CS, 6 BX/CS
Key Features
- Secure Comfortable Fit – a moldable nose bar and soft ties or ear loops seal the fit while remaining comfortable across long shifts.
- Soft Inner Facing – a gentle inner layer reduces skin irritation during extended wear.
- Anti-Fog Options – anti-fog styles protect eyewear visibility during procedures.
- Rated Filtration Efficiency – ASTM-rated bacterial and particulate filtration matches the mask to procedure risk levels.
- Fluid-Resistant Outer Layer – the outer facing resists splash and spray in fluid-exposure tasks.
- Broad Clinical Compatibility – compatible with standard clinical delivery systems and protocols, supporting integration into established facility workflows.
- Consistent Manufacturing Quality – produced to consistent manufacturing specifications so procurement teams receive dependable, repeatable performance across every case ordered.
Suggested Applications
- Operating room and procedure masking
- Standard and droplet precautions
- Sterile compounding masking
- Visitor and patient source control
- Isolation cart PPE stocking
Industries of Use
Hospitals, surgery centers, outpatient clinics, physician offices, and long-term care facilities.
The Cardinal Health AT71035 is an essential procurement item for healthcare organizations seeking reliable face mask solutions. Its consistent performance and institutional packaging support standardized patient care across professional healthcare environments. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
