Precision-fit sterile drapes that protect optics, eyepieces, and articulated arms while preserving visibility and operating-room flow in delicate microsurgical fields.
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Microscope Drapes that Preserve a Clear Surgical View
EDM microscope drapes are designed to protect optical components and swing arms without compromising visibility. High-clarity windows minimize glare and rippling, while generous lengths help encapsulate the head, arm and cabling. Latex-free materials support staff and patient compatibility, and easy-load features streamline setup between cases. Available for leading platforms and universal applications.
Microscope Drapes Available at EDM
EDM’s microscope drapes are engineered for optical clarity, sterile control, and unrestricted movement. Each drape is tailored for Zeiss, Leica, or universal microscope configurations used in surgery and image-guided intervention.
Standard-fit sterile covers compatible with most surgical microscopes. Protects the optical column and arms while maintaining maneuverability in the sterile field.
| Model | UOM | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Universal Microscope Drapes | 114.0007 |
Form-fitting sterile dome bags for microscope heads. Helps protect critical optics from fluids and debris while maintaining a clear view of the surgical field.
| Model | UOM | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Zeiss Microscope with 65 mm Lens, 36 × 72 cm | 60/Box | 114.0026 |
| Zeiss Microscope with 65 mm Lens, 65 × 130 cm | 60/Box | 114.0027 |
| Leica Microscope with 70 mm Lens, 65 × 130 cm | 60/Box | 114.0028 |
| Leica Microscope with 70 mm Lens, 36 × 72 cm | 60/Box | 114.0029 |
Precision-fit drapes for Zeiss surgical microscopes. Helps maintain sterility across head, lens, arm, and handle while supporting fine positioning and assisted visualization.
| Model | UOM | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Zeiss MD, Angled HLT, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0024 | |
| Zeiss MD, Angled HLT, 137 × 380 cm | 114.0025 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat HLT, 115 × 200 cm | 114.0017 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat HLT, 115 × 260 cm | 114.0014 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat HLT, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0009 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat HLT, 137 × 380 cm | 114.0018 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat HLT, 50 × 180 cm | 114.0002 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 115 × 180 cm | 114.0006 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 115 × 200 cm | 114.0016 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 115 × 260 cm | 114.0013 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0001 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 137 × 300 cm | 114.0015 | |
| Zeiss MD, Flat, 137 × 380 cm | 114.0004 | |
| Zeiss OPMI, Flat HLT, 115 × 180 cm | 114.0021 | |
| Zeiss OPMI, Flat, 115 × 180 cm | 114.0020 | |
| Zeiss OPMI, Flat, 115 × 260 cm | 114.0019 | |
| Zeiss OPMI, Flat, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0005 |
Sterile drapes tailored for Leica microscope systems. Coverage options include angled and flat handle/HLT formats to match surgeon preference and workflow.
| Model | UOM | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Angled HLT, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0010 | |
| Angled HLT, 137 × 260 cm | 114.0003 | |
| Angled HLT, 137 × 380 cm | 114.0008 | |
| Flat HLT, 115 × 260 cm | 114.0023 | |
| Flat HLT, 115 × 300 cm | 114.0011 | |
| Flat, 115 × 260 cm | 114.0022 | |
| Flat, 137 × 300 cm | 114.0012 |
Every EDM microscope drape is manufactured from medical-grade, high-clarity film. You get sterile defense for the optics, full articulation of the boom and handles, and zero compromise to visualization.
Clinical Impact
Using sterile drapes to create barriers on patients, furniture, and equipment inside the sterile field aligns with perioperative sterile-technique guidance and helps maintain sterility during microscope use.1
Microscope drapes function as a physical barrier that limits particle/aerosol spread around the optics during repositioning, supporting reduced contamination risk in image-guided procedures.2
Maintaining covered barriers helps minimize airborne deposition onto sterile goods—important because airborne routes are a key source of microbial contamination in operating environments.3
With an estimated ~110,800 U.S. inpatient SSIs in a single year, practical barrier measures (like draping high-touch imaging equipment) are a low-cost step relative to potential infection burden.4
Latex-free materials improve compatibility for staff and patients with latex sensitivities, aligning with occupational-health recommendations to avoid sensitizer exposure in clinical settings.5
