Colored ABS Laparoscopic Cutting Stapler Microsurgery Practice Accessory for Training and Classroom Education Clinical Training Components

Colored ABS Laparoscopic Cutting Stapler Microsurgery Practice Accessory For Stapler Training and Classroom Education Features: Specifically engineered for Johnson laparoscopic staplers with exact 9.5x1.5cm specifications, ensuring seamlessly compatibility with surgical instruments Solves traditional cartridge jamming issues during high accuracy procedures like minimally invasive surgeries Simplifies surgical work management and reduces instrument confusion in high intensity multi surgical environments Weighs only 10g per unit to meet laparoscopic equipment portability needs Made with ABS, in sterile critical procedures like Meets healthcare facilities ' demand for surgical instrument stability in routine medical procurement Functions as backup consumables for critical situations Extends usability to field hospitals, broadening iatrology application possibilities Specifications: Compnent: ABS Color: Green, Blue, White Size: Approx 9.5x1.5cm / 3.74x0.6in Weight: Approx 10g Package Includes: 1Piece Laparoscopic Stapler Cartridge Note: 1.Please allow 0-1cm error due to manual measurement Be sure you donot mind before bid 2.Due to difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color

• Weighs only 10g per unit to meet laparoscopic equipment portability needs Made with ABS, in sterile critical procedures like
• Functions as backup consumables for critical situations Extends usability to field hospitals, broadening iatrology application possibilities
• Specifically engineered for Johnson laparoscopic staplers with exact 9.5x1.5cm specifications, ensuring seamlessly compatibility with surgical instruments Solves traditional cartridge jamming issues during high accuracy procedures like minimally invasive surgeries
• Simplifies surgical work management and reduces instrument confusion in high intensity multi surgical environments
• Meets healthcare facilities ' demand for surgical instrument stability in routine medical procurement