Hospital File Printing: Sizes, Materials and Production Requirements
OP files, case sheets and X-ray covers — getting sizes, paper and reorder consistency right.
Hospital printing is operational material, not marketing material. Files, sheets and covers are used hundreds of times a day, and an inconsistent batch disrupts workflows that depend on standard sizes.
Common items include OP files (patient folders), case sheets, medical forms, prescription pads, letterheads and X-ray envelope covers. Sizes must match existing records and folders — for example, X-ray covers are typically produced at 8.5 × 10.5 inches on 100 GSM mapletho, and changing the size breaks compatibility with existing storage.
Paper choice follows use. Mapletho offers strength for folders handled repeatedly; bond writes well with pen for forms and pads; heavier card suits covers and dividers.
The operational key is reorder consistency: keep artwork on file, confirm the specification with each batch, and schedule delivery to your inventory cycle so stock never runs critically low. Contact us for current MOQ and pricing — hospital runs are quoted per project rather than published at fixed rates.
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