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Operating Room Products : Resurfacing (Repair)

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Before you start your repair, please read the instructions below.

Consult your individual facility’s protocol for resurface or repair of any product.

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Products with foam and fabric are not recommended for resurfacing. If damaged, we recommend they be removed from service, discarded and replaced immediately.

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Polymer products may be resurfaced if they have minor cuts or light abrasions only. Multiple attempts to resurface a single product are not recommended. Presence of tears, gouges, large cracks, bubbles, or excessively deep creases indicates a product should be removed from service, discarded and replaced.

Inspect any resurfaced product before each use to ensure the film resurfacing tape remains secure and clean. There should be no loose edges or presence of debris.

Action® Resurfacing Kits
Two sizes of resurfacing kits are available for use.
KIT002 – Resurfacing Patch: 4″ x 4″
KIT003 – Resurfacing Roll: 36″ x 4″

ACTION resurfacing kits
ACTION resurfacing kits
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Step 1: Clean and disinfect according to this Guide prior to resurfacing the product.

ACTION resurfacing preparation

Step 2: If necessary, cut film tape to proper size, allowing a 0.25 – 0.5” (0.6 – 1.3cm) border of film to ensure damaged area is fully encased beneath the film.

ACTION resurfacing demonstration: peel back one half of the release paper

Step 3: Carefully peel back one-half of release paper and crease it.

ACTION resurfacing demonstration: applying resurfacing tape pushing out air bubbles

Step 4: Carefully adhere exposed portion of film tape to damaged surface, pushing out any air bubbles that may become trapped beneath the film tape.

ACTION resurfacing demonstration: smooth out resurfacing tape

Step 5: Continue to apply tape while slowly removing the release paper until film tape is firmly secured to the product surface.

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Step 6: Clean and disinfect product before placing it into service.