Description
Fitted Sheets from Graham Medical cover the everyday single-use needs of busy care and service settings. This page gathers the full manufacturer range in one place, with every configuration sold exactly as Graham Medical packs it. 11 configurations are listed, so size, material and pack count can be matched to the job instead of settled for.
- 11 manufacturer configurations on one page, each with its own item number and case price.
- Built in Nonwoven and Nonwoven/Poly, matched to the work the fitted stretcher sheet and equipment cover range has to do.
- Sized 30″ x 84″, 40″ x 89″, 33″ x 89″ and more, covering the standard run of users and settings.
- Single-use and disposable, so every use starts with a fresh, intact product.
Graham Medical’s complete line of fitted stretcher sheets and equipment covers fits nearly all models of equipment on the market and is available in a variety of materials and quality levels. The fitted design keeps the sheet tight and flat on the stretcher to prevent slippage during patient movement and protects mattress from contamination. The range is made by Graham Medical, the Green Bay manufacturer behind a broad single-use program for exam rooms, EMS, salons and spas.
Materials across the configurations run Nonwoven and Nonwoven/Poly, and each option names its own build so the material choice stays explicit. For EMS and emergency departments the payoff is speed, since the sheet is already the right shape when the stretcher rolls in. The configuration list carries the full run of lines, sizes and item numbers.
Features and Benefits
- Fit and Coverage - Optimal fit prevents slippage and movement.
- Fast to Deploy - Quick to deploy when every second counts.
- Practical Design - Several material options for specialty applications.
- Single-Use Hygiene - Single-use prevents cross-contamination.
- Compact Storage - Lightweight, easy to store and transport.
- Material Options - Offered in Nonwoven and Nonwoven/Poly constructions, so the material can be matched to the task and the setting.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Material: Nonwoven, Nonwoven/Poly
- Colors: Blue, White
- Product lines: SnugFit® Equipment Cover, SnugFit® Sheet – Barrier, PowerFit® Sheet – Barrier, SnugFit® Sheet – ED/ER Mattress, SnugFit® Sheet, PocketFit® Equipment Cover
- Brand: Graham Medical
- Use: Single-use, disposable
Sizes and Packaging
- Sizes: 30″ x 84″, 40″ x 89″, 33″ x 89″, 40” x 89”, 30″ x 72″, 36″ x 84″
- Case packaging: 50/CS, 5/BG, 5BG/CS, 5/BG, 10BG/CS, 25/CS, 5/BG, 6BG/CS
- Configurations on this page: 11
- Item numbers: 65247, 54311, 53378, 54420, 61234, 49896, 44547, 65245 and 3 more
Ratings
- Transfer ratings: NA, 250 lbs., 200 lbs., 300 lbs.
Quality Tiers
- Tiers offered: Standard, Premium
- Higher tiers buy a softer hand feel and heavier build where the manufacturer offers them
Browse the full Surgical Sponges & Drapes range for related disposables and restock the whole shelf in one order. See everything from this maker on the Graham Medical brand page.
Why Choose This Range?
Fitted Sheets is the range buyers reach for when the work is repetitive and the standard has to hold every single time. A disposable program removes laundering, sorting and worn stock from the day, and manufacturer-packed cases keep counts honest. What is left is a fresh product, in the right size and material, ready when the schedule says so.
- Stays Put Under Load - A fitted sheet that grips the mattress keeps the surface smooth during transfers and treatment.
- Transfer-Rated Options - Rated configurations give EMS and ED teams a sheet that works with the stretcher, not against it.
- Graham Medical Depth - SnugFit and PowerFit are Graham Medical’s own fitted programs, with barrier and standard builds in shared sizes.
- Bagged for the Rig - Bagged multi-packs suit ambulance and ED stocking, where space and speed both matter.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between SnugFit and PowerFit?
Both are Graham Medical fitted programs in nonwoven and nonwoven/poly builds, with standard and barrier versions. The configuration list names the line, material and size of every option so the two ranges can be compared directly.
What transfer weights are the sheets rated for?
Rated configurations list transfer capacities of NA, 250 lbs., 200 lbs. and 300 lbs., as published by the manufacturer. Choose a rating at or above the loads your team moves.
What sizes are available?
Sizes run 30″ x 84″, 40″ x 89″, 33″ x 89″, 40” x 89” and more, covering standard stretcher and mattress formats. The equipment-cover options are sized for the gear named in their option text.
How are they packed?
They ship 50/CS, 5/BG, 5BG/CS, 5/BG, 10BG/CS, 25/CS and more, sold exactly as the manufacturer packs them. Bagged multi-packs suit ambulance and emergency-department stocking.
Do the barrier versions resist fluids?
Barrier configurations pair the nonwoven sheet with a poly layer for fluid resistance, as named in the option text. Standard versions are the lighter build for routine use.
