Hilo Industries manufactures surgical gowns and drapes for kit assemblers — and individually packaged sterile gowns for the shelf — produced offshore at scale today, with U.S. and North American production lanes launching now. Our products are in ORs and surgery centers nationwide today, inside the kits and supply programs of some of the largest medical device and distribution companies in the country.
Kit assemblers and providers buy differently — same gown platform underneath.
The gowns and drapes inside the kit. We supply kit assemblers with components engineered for pack-out — delivered non-sterile in bulk, sterilized as part of your finished kit.
EO-sterilized single units for direct OR and ASC use — shelf-ready with full spec labeling.
Single-use, not made with natural rubber latex, and built to the standards your clinicians already trust.
The workhorse surgical gown for the broad run of procedures — SMMS multilayer fabric, knit cuffs, full-coverage back.
Reinforced front and sleeve panels for fluid-intensive procedures — the highest AAMI liquid-barrier classification.
Surgical drapes, hand towels, and soft-goods components supplied kit-ready — engineered folds and dimensions your pack-out line can plan around.
Supply strategies change — tariffs move, domestic-preference rules tighten, volumes spike. Hilo is launching a three-lane manufacturing platform so your program can shift with them without changing your spec.
High-volume manufacturing across Asia and the Mediterranean — direct ocean lanes into U.S. East Coast ports, mature customs discipline, and landed-cost leadership at scale, with tariff-lane diversity built in.
Our Baja California platform for sterilization and kitting is launching now — built for short lanes, fast replenishment, and North American supply-chain resilience for kit programs.
Our own automated gown-production lines are in final equipment qualification ahead of installation at a U.S. facility — engineered to support domestic-preference procurement driven by Make PPE in America and IIJA sourcing requirements.
Every claim on this page maps to a standard, a test method, or a barcode your receiving dock can scan.
Hilo gowns and drapes reach operating rooms and ambulatory surgery centers across the country inside the surgical kits and supply programs of some of the nation's largest medical device and distribution companies.
Spec sheets, size grids, case configurations, samples, and program pricing are provided on request — tell us who you are and what you're building.