- 1528-1 | 1 in (2.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Each - $3.60
- 1528-1 | 1 in (2.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Box of 12 - $24.94
- 1528-1 | 1 in (2.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Case of 72 - $145.83
- 1528-2 | 2 in (5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Each - $5.20
- 1528-2 | 2 in (5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Box of 6 - $24.95
- 1528-3 | 3 in (7.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Each - $6.80
- 1528-3 | 3 in (7.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Box of 4 - $24.97
- 1528-3 | 3 in (7.5 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Case of 24 - $145.97
- 1528-4 | 4 in (10 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Each - $8.55
- 1528-4 | 4 in (10 cm) x 5 1/2 yd (5 m) | Case of 18 - $149.75
3M Microfoam Surgical Tape
PRODUCT DETAILS
3M Microfoam Surgical Tape is an elastic foam securement tape with a pressure-sensitive acrylate adhesive and a conformable, multidirectional stretch, designed for clinical applications such as securing dressings, added pressure dressings, or anticipating swelling and movement. The cushioning foam backing provides comfort under the dressing while the tape stretches in more than one direction as the area it covers moves. Rolls of the 1528 series are supplied pre-stretched, each 5 1/2 yd (5 m) long. The elastic foam is not made with natural rubber latex.
Key Features and Benefits
- Elastic foam with multidirectional stretch accommodates swelling and movement
- Cushioning construction for added pressure dressing applications
- Pressure-sensitive acrylate adhesive activates under firm pressure for full skin contact
- Supplied pre-stretched on 5 1/2 yd (5 m) rolls
- Not made with natural rubber latex
3M Microfoam Surgical Tape 1528 Series Chart
| MPN | Width | Sold Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 1528-1 | 1 in (2.5 cm) | 1 roll, carton of 12 rolls, or case of 72 rolls |
| 1528-2 | 2 in (5 cm) | 1 roll or carton of 6 rolls |
| 1528-3 | 3 in (7.5 cm) | 1 roll, carton of 4 rolls, or case of 24 rolls |
| 1528-4 | 4 in (10 cm) | 1 roll or case of 18 rolls |
Application and Removal
Apply the tape to the skin without pulling or stretching it. The tape is sold pre-stretched and attempts to return to its original state, so pulling or stretching it during application may result in tension blisters. Do not pull the tape perpendicular to the skin. To remove it, loosen the leading edge, stabilize the skin with one finger at the peel line, and remove the tape low and slow.
