Select a black PU NPWT dressing kits by your device platform, tubing configuration, foam format, and required dimensions.
Matched single, double, or triple drainage tubing
Open-pored black PU foam options
Thick and pre-cut thin formats
S, M, and L coverage choices
Product Description
PROMED black PU NPWT Foam Dressing Kits are designed for use with PROMED NPWT systems. Each referenced kit contains foam dressing, film, and drainage tubing; contents vary by SKU. Start selection with the device platform and tubing configuration, then choose thick or pre-cut thin foam and the required size. This avoids ordering a wound foam dressing component that does not match the intended NPWT setup.
Our black PU NPWT foam dressing kit range
For the NP-100 platform, select a single-drainage-tube kit in thick foam. Referenced sizes are S (100 × 75 × 33 mm), M (180 × 125 × 33 mm), and L (260 × 150 × 33 mm). Confirm the SKU, pack quantity, and included film quantity on the current quotation before placing a purchase order.
For the NP-600 platform, select a double-drainage-tube kit. Referenced thick options cover S, M, and L. Pre-cut thin M and L options are also listed. This gives you a device-specific starting point, then lets you compare format, size, and kit contents against the treatment plan and order documents.
For the NP-800 platform, select a triple-drainage-tube kit. Referenced options include thick S, M, and L kits plus pre-cut thin M and L kits. Do not substitute a single- or double-tube kit simply because the foam dimensions look similar; the tubing configuration must match the equipment platform.
- Available information for purchasing review
- Black PU NPWT foam dressing kits Feature
| Item | Available information for purchasing review |
|---|---|
| Foam material | Open-pored, reticulated black polyurethane (PU) foam |
| Published foam aperture | 400–600 μm |
| Foam formats | Thick: 33 mm; pre-cut thin: 16 mm |
| Nominal size choices | S: 100 × 75 mm; M: 180 × 125 mm; L: 260 × 150 mm |
| Device-to-tubing match | NP-100: single tube; NP-600: double tube; NP-800: triple tube |
| Kit components | Foam, film, drainage tube, and Y connector; confirm the SKU-specific contents before ordering |
| Use status | The referenced brochure states sterile, single-use, and not made with natural rubber latex. Confirm the current carton label and market-specific documentation before showing these statements on a live page or quotation. | |
Each referenced kit contains foam dressing, film, and drainage tubing; contents vary by SKU. Start selection with the device platform and tubing configuration, then choose thick or pre-cut thin foam and the required size. This avoids ordering a wound foam dressing component that does not match the intended NPWT setup.
Device-Matched Tubing
Match the tubing to the NPWT device before confirming the kit.
Open-Pored Black PU Foam
Reticulated black PU foam dressing kit with a published 400–600 μm aperture.
Two Foam Formats
Choose 33 mm thick or 16 mm pre-cut thin foam.
Start With Device Compatibility
Your first procurement check is the device model already in use. The NP-100, NP-600, and NP-800 lines use single-, double-, and triple-drainage tubing, respectively. Foam size alone is not enough to select a compatible wound foam dressing kit. State the device platform in the RFQ, then ask the supplier to confirm the tubing configuration and the exact kit SKU in writing.
Choose the black PU npwt Foam dressing kits Format Deliberately
The referenced range includes 33 mm thick foam and 16 mm pre-cut thin foam. Treat these as selection variables rather than interchangeable names. Specify the required format, dimensions, quantity per kit, and whether you need a complete kit or a foam-only component. This gives you a clearer comparison between quotations and reduces avoidable packing or replenishment errors.
Verify What the Kit Includes
The product brochure describes a dressing kit as foam, film, and drainage tubing, with contents varying by SKU. Before you compare unit prices, request the current configuration list. It should state the foam pieces, film pieces, tube type, Y connector status, sterile-pack information, and pack quantity. That record is more useful than relying on a generic product name alone.
Keep Components Traceable
Foam-only pieces, film, and drainage tubing may be ordered separately in the referenced range. If you buy replenishment components instead of complete kits, record the device model and the component code on the order. This makes follow-up purchasing easier and helps your receiving team detect a missing or incorrectly configured item before it enters inventory.
Related Products
PROMED has a complete Wound care solution, including NPWT machines, wound vac canisters, and PU foam dressing for negative pressure wound therapy.
System Replenishment
When replenishing an installed NPWT system, begin with the equipment model, then match the designated drainage-tube configuration. Use the foam format and size as the next filters. This workflow is more reliable than choosing by capacity or outer packaging appearance. Attach the current SKU list to the purchase order so the supplier and receiving team work from the same reference.
Distributor Range Planning
For a distributor range, plan separate lines for NP-100, NP-600, and NP-800 compatible kits rather than grouping every black foam dressing. Within each line, evaluate the sizes and thick or thin formats actually required. Keep complete kits and separately ordered accessories clearly distinguished, so your sales team does not promise components that the quoted SKU does not include.
RFQ and Order Confirmation:
An effective RFQ states the device platform, tube configuration, foam format, size, required quantity, destination market, and preferred packing information. Ask for the latest IFU or specification sheet, carton label, shelf-life information, and SKU-level packing list before order confirmation. These documents are the right place to verify current product status; page copy should not replace them.
The referenced NP-800 kit range uses triple drainage tubing. Select the foam format and size only after confirming the triple-tube configuration. The listed range includes thick S, M, and L options plus pre-cut thin M and L options. Ask for the current NP-800 SKU list and packed contents before placing an order, because packaging and configuration should be verified against the latest documents.
Do not assume interchangeability. The referenced mapping is single tubing for NP-100, double tubing for NP-600, and triple tubing for NP-800. Similar foam dimensions do not establish compatibility. State the installed device model in your RFQ and request written confirmation of the matching tubing configuration and SKU from the supplier before you purchase.
The product information lists 33 mm thick foam and 16 mm pre-cut thin foam. They are separate formats, so include the format in your purchase request rather than ordering only by size. Your order record should also state whether you need a complete dressing kit or foam-only pieces, as those are different supply configurations.
The referenced brochure describes the black foam as open-pored, reticulated polyurethane and lists a 400–600 μm aperture. Confirm the material specification on the current supplier document if you need it for tender, registration, or internal quality review. Do not use this page as a substitute for a model- and market-specific technical file.
The brochure describes a complete NPWT dressing kit as foam dressing, film, and drainage tubing, and it notes that contents vary by SKU. Request a SKU-level configuration list before comparing offers. It should identify quantities of foam and film, tube type, Y connector status, sterile-pack details, and packing quantity, so the supplied contents are clear to your receiving team.
The referenced product range lists separately purchasable foam-only pieces, film, and drainage tubing. Availability, packing, and device matching must be confirmed in the current quotation. For accessories that interface with the system, include the device model and requested tube configuration in the RFQ. This prevents an accessory order from being confused with a complete NPWT dressing kit.
The practical way to source black NPWT foam dressing kits is to confirm the system first, then the tube configuration, foam format, size, and SKU-level contents. PROMED can help you organize this information into an RFQ checklist. Before order confirmation, validate the current technical documents, packing details, and destination-market requirements with the supplier.