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Gold Cura Dental Barrier Film Roll – 4 × 6 Inch, 1200 Sheets
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Dental Barrier Film Roll – 4 × 6 Inch, 1,200 Sheets
Gold Cura Dental Barrier Film Roll is a disposable, adhesive-backed protective film designed to cover frequently touched dental equipment and operatory surfaces during patient care.
Each roll contains 1,200 perforated sheets, with every sheet measuring 4 × 6 inches. The low-tack adhesive helps the film stay in position during use while allowing residue-free removal from compatible smooth surfaces.
The barrier film can be applied to dental chair handles, operating-light handles, chair touch panels, control buttons, switches and selected external areas around airotors or handpiece connections where permitted by the equipment manufacturer. It creates a temporary physical barrier that helps reduce direct contamination and the risk of cross-contamination between patients.
Barrier film supports routine dental infection-control workflows but does not replace cleaning, disinfection or sterilization. Use a fresh sheet for every patient and follow the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
Key Features
- Sheet size: 4 × 6 inches
- Quantity: 1,200 perforated sheets per roll
- Low-tack adhesive: Helps hold the film securely on compatible smooth surfaces
- Residue-free removal: Designed to peel away cleanly after use
- Easy-tear perforations: Allow quick removal of individual sheets
- Single-use surface barrier: Replace after every patient
- Transparent protective covering: Helps keep covered controls and markings visible
- Versatile dental use: Suitable for multiple high-touch surfaces in the dental operatory
Where Can Dental Barrier Film Be Used?
Gold Cura adhesive barrier film may be applied to compatible high-touch surfaces such as:
- Dental chair handles
- Handles of dental chair operating lights
- Chair touch panels, touch screens and control panels
- Dental chair control buttons and switches
- X-ray equipment controls and tube-head handles
- Suction-unit controls and handles
- Instrument-tray handles and drawer pulls
- Curing-light handles and selected equipment controls
- Computer mouse, keyboard areas and touch screens where approved by the manufacturer
- Selected external portions around airotors, handpiece bodies, holders or hose connections, only where the barrier does not obstruct operation and the equipment manufacturer permits its use
Airotor safety note: Do not cover the turbine head, bur, air or water openings, ventilation areas or moving components. Barrier film must never be used as a substitute for cleaning, lubrication and sterilization of reusable dental handpieces according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Always confirm surface compatibility before use. Do not cover sensors, vents, heated areas, moving parts or any component where the film could interfere with safe operation.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Dental Barrier Film Roll |
| Brand | Gold Cura |
| Sheet size | 4 × 6 inches |
| Quantity | 1,200 sheets per roll |
| Format | Roll of perforated protective sheets |
| Adhesive | Low-tack adhesive |
| Removal | Residue-free removal from compatible smooth surfaces |
| Application | Temporary protection of high-touch dental and clinical surfaces |
| Usage | Single use |
| Intended users | Dental and healthcare professionals |
| Clinical purpose | Surface barrier used as part of an infection-control protocol |
How to Use Dental Barrier Film
- Clean and disinfect the equipment surface according to the manufacturer’s instructions, then allow it to dry completely.
- Perform hand hygiene and prepare the operatory using clean gloves as required by the clinic’s infection-control protocol.
- Tear one 4 × 6 inch sheet from the roll along the perforation.
- Separate the protective backing and avoid touching the adhesive area unnecessarily.
- Apply the low-tack adhesive film smoothly to the compatible surface without stretching it or blocking controls, displays, vents, sensors or moving parts.
- For chair handles, light handles and touch panels, ensure the complete high-touch area is covered while remaining fully functional.
- When used near an airotor or handpiece, cover only an approved external area and never cover the turbine head, bur, openings or moving components.
- After the patient procedure, carefully peel away the used film without allowing its contaminated outer surface to contact the equipment.
- Discard the used sheet according to the clinic’s waste-management protocol.
- Perform hand hygiene and clean or disinfect the underlying surface as required.
- Apply a fresh sheet before the next patient.
Important Infection-Control Information
- Barrier film is a physical surface cover; it is not a disinfectant or sterilization product.
- It helps reduce direct contamination and the risk of cross-contamination when used correctly.
- Use a new sheet for every patient and never reuse a removed sheet.
- Replace the film immediately if it becomes loose, punctured, torn, wet or visibly contaminated.
- Clean and disinfect the underlying surface according to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
- Test the low-tack adhesive on an inconspicuous area before use on painted, coated, porous, delicate or older surfaces.
- Do not use the film for instrument packaging, intraoral use or autoclave sterilization.
- Do not use barrier film as a replacement for sterilizing reusable airotors or dental handpieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the size of each barrier-film sheet?
Each perforated sheet measures 4 × 6 inches.
How many sheets are included in one roll?
Each Gold Cura Dental Barrier Film Roll contains 1,200 sheets.
What is dental barrier film used for?
It is used to temporarily cover frequently touched dental equipment surfaces and helps reduce direct contamination and the risk of cross-contamination between patients.
Can it be used on dental chair handles?
Yes. It can be applied to compatible chair handles, control buttons and other frequently touched smooth surfaces.
Can it be used on the handles of dental chair lights?
Yes. The perforated sheets are suitable for covering compatible operating-light handles during patient procedures.
Can it be used on chair touch panels?
Yes, provided the dental-chair manufacturer permits adhesive surface barriers and the film does not interfere with touch sensitivity, visibility, sensors or operation.
Can barrier film be used on airotors?
It may be used only on selected external portions of the handpiece body, holder or hose connection where permitted by the manufacturer and where it does not interfere with operation. Never cover the turbine head, bur, air or water openings, vents or moving parts. It does not replace cleaning and sterilization of reusable handpieces.
Does the film leave adhesive residue?
The low-tack adhesive is designed for residue-free removal from compatible smooth surfaces. Test a small inconspicuous area before first use.
How often should the barrier film be changed?
Use a fresh sheet for each patient. Replace it sooner if it becomes torn, punctured, wet, loose or visibly soiled.
Does barrier film replace surface cleaning and disinfection?
No. It is an additional physical barrier and does not replace cleaning, disinfection, hand hygiene or other infection-control procedures.
Can the film be sterilized or used to pack instruments?
No. Dental barrier film is a disposable surface cover and is not a sterilization pouch, reel or instrument-packaging material.
Can a used sheet be reused?
No. Every sheet is intended for single use and should be discarded after removal.
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