1. Material Type

Disposable bed sheet rolls are made from different non-woven or plastic materials. The choice depends on comfort, durability, and hygiene requirements:

PP (Polypropylene) Non-woven:

Lightweight, breathable, and soft.

Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and massage centers.

SMS Non-woven (Spunbond + Meltblown + Spunbond):

Stronger and more durable than standard PP.

Used in surgical or medical settings.

PE (Polyethylene) Coated Non-woven:

Waterproof; prevents fluids from penetrating.

Ideal for procedures with liquid exposure.

Spunlace Non-woven:

Soft, cloth-like feel.

Used in beauty salons, spas, and physiotherapy clinics.

2. Size and Dimensions

Width: Standard widths are 60–120 cm. Choose based on bed size:

Single bed: 60–80 cm

Double/queen bed: 100–120 cm

Length per roll: Usually 50–100 meters per roll. Longer rolls reduce the frequency of replacement.

Thickness / GSM (grams per square meter):

15–25 GSM: Lightweight, low-cost, short-term use.

30–50 GSM: Thicker, more durable, better coverage.

3. Roll Core and Dispenser Compatibility

Core diameter: 38 mm (1.5") or 50 mm (2") is common.

Compatibility: Make sure the roll fits your bed roll holder or dispenser system.

4. Surface Properties

Smooth vs textured: Smooth sheets are more comfortable; textured may help prevent slipping.

Color: White is standard; some facilities use colored sheets for different purposes (e.g., clean vs used).

5. Hygiene & Certification

Medical-grade products: Check for ISO, CE, or FDA certification if used in hospitals.

Antimicrobial or hypoallergenic properties: Some sheets include treatments for added protection.

6. Application-Specific Considerations

Medical / hospital beds:

Use waterproof or SMS non-woven for surgery or procedures.

Massage / beauty salons:

Spunlace or soft PP for comfort.

Home care / elderly care:

Lightweight, disposable, easy to replace.