Mölnlycke Z-Flo - Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit 6-1/2 W X 30 D Inch Floam Freestanding - 1400222
Mölnlycke Z-Flo - Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit 6-1/2 W X 30 D Inch Floam Freestanding - 1400222
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Mölnlycke Z-Flo - Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit 6-1/2 W X 30 D Inch Floam Freestanding - 1400222
Mölnlycke Z-Flo - Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit 6-1/2 W X 30 D Inch Floam Freestanding - 1400222
- Z-Flo positioners can be used to help protect the occiput by providing pressure redistribution while maintaining proper head and neck alignment
- Mölnlycke Z-Flo Fluidized Positioners offer the ability to uniquely conform to and support the patient’s body in a comfortable position until time to reposition again
Specifications
Stock Number : 1093011
Manufacturer # : 1400222
Brand : Mölnlycke Z-Flo
Manufacturer : Molnlycke
Country of Origin : United States
Application : Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit
Color : Beige
Cover Material : With Cover
Dimensions : 6-1/2 W X 30 D Inch
HCPCS : E0190
Inflation Type : Noninflatable
Material : Floam
Size : Small
UNSPSC Code : 42211503
What our Experts Think
- Pediatric fluidized positioner designed for precise, low-pressure support in clinical care settings.
- Long, narrow 6.5" × 30" format is ideal for limb, spinal, or targeted anatomical positioning in children.
- Floam technology molds closely to the body, helping distribute pressure evenly and reduce localized stress points.
- Freestanding design allows flexible shaping and repositioning without rigid restraints.
- Helps maintain stable alignment during procedures, recovery, or extended monitoring.
- Supports pressure injury prevention in pediatric patients with limited mobility or high sensitivity.
- Consistent molded structure reduces the need for frequent readjustments once positioned.
- A specialized hospital-grade solution intended for trained pediatric healthcare professionals.
Q&A
Q: What is the Mölnlycke Z-Flo Pediatric Fluidized Positioner Kit 6.5″ × 30″ (1400222) used for?
A: A pediatric fluidized positioning device designed for hospitals to support safe body alignment, pressure redistribution, and comfortable “nesting” support for infants and children.
Q: What does the Z-Flo fluidized material do?
A: It contains a moldable fluid and microsphere medium (Floam technology) that conforms to the patient’s body and holds its shape, helping reduce pressure points and support stable positioning.
Q: What is special about the 6.5″ × 30″ tube design?
A: The narrow, elongated shape is ideal for creating boundaries or support structures around the body—commonly used for limb support, midline positioning, or “nesting” in pediatric and NICU care.
Q: How is it used in pediatric care?
A: It is used by healthcare professionals to maintain neutral alignment, reduce shear and friction, and help stabilize infants or children during rest, monitoring, or procedures in clinical settings.
Q: Can it be reshaped during use?
A: Yes. It can be manually molded and remolded multiple times to adapt to changing clinical needs without losing support structure.
Q: Who is this product intended for?
A: It is intended for trained healthcare professionals in neonatal and pediatric hospital environments, especially for patients requiring pressure injury prevention and positioning support.
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect cover before each use for tears, punctures, or seam separation; do not use if compromised.
- Ensure beads are fully and evenly fluidized before patient placement for consistent support and pressure redistribution.
- Clean outer cover using approved hospital-grade disinfectants per facility infection-control protocols.
- Do not immerse internal bead system unless explicitly approved by manufacturer instructions.
- Allow complete air drying after cleaning to prevent moisture retention and bacterial growth.
- Avoid sharp instruments, excessive heat, or autoclaving, which can damage material integrity.
- Store flat in a clean, dry clinical environment away from direct sunlight and contamination sources.
- Replace if fluidization becomes uneven, compressed, or no longer provides stable support.
