35W Disposable Surgical Skin Stapler and Removers

Historical Background: In the early days, wound sutures were mainly done with handmade sutures, which were complicated to operate and easily caused scars. Subsequently, people began to explore mechanical suturing methods. In 1979, the first disposable stapler was produced, bringing staplers into the stage of mass production. Since then, disposable skin staplers have been widely popularized in the medical industry due to their rapid operation, reduced surgical time, and improved results.

Working Principle: The suture apparatus extrudes and shapes pre-positioned staples on the push staple plate via mechanical drive. This achieved through the extrusion handle to effectively suture the skin. The staples are repetitively replenished along the push plate by a constant force spring advancement until all staples are used.

• Orthopaedic Surgery: Simplifies closing large tension incisions and reduces patient pain.
• General Surgery: Provides a fast and convenient way to close skin incisions.
• Obstetrics and Gynecology: Improves surgical efficiency and patient comfort.
• Thoracic Surgery: Helps close large incisions quickly and efficiently.
• Emergency Department: Vital for rapid wound management to reduce blood loss and infection risks.
• Veterinary Care: Ideal for routine pet surgeries (sterilization, fracture repair) and trauma first aid.

• This product is not suitable for subcutaneous tissue suture.
• This is a single-use medical device and shall not be reused.
• Should be used under the guidance of a professional doctor.
• Sterilized by ethylene oxide (EO) for clinical use.
• Incisions requiring reduction suture after surgery are not suitable for this apparatus.