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Apr 01, 2026 - 01:20 PM
Ply refers to the number of layers in the sponge and affects absorbency, thickness, and cushioning. A higher ply count, such as 12-ply, is generally preferred for its superior absorbency and added cushioning, making it ideal for wound protection and fluid management. Lower ply counts may be useful for lighter wound care or where less bulk is desired. The Covidien 5072 Kerlix Sponge - 12-ply is a great example, providing excellent absorbency for moderate to heavy exudate. With a range of ply options available, customers can choose the right balance of thickness and absorbency for their specific wound care requirements.
