Sign For Safety India Pvt. Ltd.

Sign For Safety India Pvt. Ltd. is based in India and lists 20 active products across medical equipment, disposable medical supplies and related categories. The catalogue includes items such as a 3‑ply SMS medical mask (HS 6307.90, SMS non‑woven polypropylene), digital and clinical thermometers (HS 9025.19, ABS plastic housing with electronic sensors), several types of disposable gloves, N95‑type face masks, medical oxygen kits (HS 9020.00) and various diaper and sanitary products. Each entry references the relevant HS‑code family and the primary material, for example baby diapers are classified under HS 9619.00 and built from non‑woven fabric, super‑absorbent polymer and breathable film backsheet. The supplier also offers medical blood‑pressure monitors (HS 9018.90) and a condom product (HS 4014.90) made from natural rubber latex.

The product list further contains items without explicit HS codes such as 3‑D printing filaments, hand sanitizer and rice commodities, indicating a broader diversification beyond strictly medical goods. The presence of both adult and baby diapers, sanitary pads of various specifications and a prevention kit suggests a focus on personal‑care disposables. While no certifications are stated, the range aligns with typical export categories for Indian manufacturers of medical disposables and consumer hygiene products.

The catalogue covers three main product families: medical protective equipment (SMS masks, N95‑type masks, disposable surgeon caps, nitrile and latex examination gloves), diagnostic and monitoring devices (digital oral thermometers, clinical thermometers, automatic blood‑pressure monitors, aneroid sphygmomanometers) and personal‑care disposables (baby, adult and training diapers, sanitary pads, condoms). In the medical‑protective segment, SMS masks normally consist of a spunbond‑meltblown‑spunbond (SMS) structure with a filtration efficiency of 95 % for particles ≥0.3 µm, meeting ASTM F2100 Level 2 or 3 criteria. N95 masks exported from India typically comply with NIOSH‑approved standards (≥95 % filtration, 0.3 µm particle size) and may carry CE marking for European markets. Diapers and sanitary pads are generally graded by absorbency (g of SAP per pad), total thickness and skin‑friendly pH; SAP content usually ranges from 20 % to 35 % of total weight. Blood‑pressure monitors are classified as Class II medical devices in many jurisdictions, requiring electronic accuracy of ±3 mmHg and a battery life of at least 500 readings.

Industry‑wide, medical disposables from India are frequently produced to ISO 13485 quality‑management standards and are inspected under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) or US FDA 21 CFR 820 for market entry. Diaper manufacturers often obtain ISO 9001 and relevant textile certifications, while rubber condom producers commonly seek ISO 9712 for testing and CE certification for condoms under the EU Cosmetic Regulation. The rice products listed (IR 64 white grain and long‑grain varieties) are typical Indian export grades, usually meeting the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) specifications for moisture content (≤14 %) and broken grain percentage (≤5 %).