- Condition: Factory New
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- MFR: BR Surgical Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: BR60-48219
- Phone: (888) 642-1366
Frequently asked questions
Is this applicator compatible with Titan clips?
Yes, this instrument is specifically engineered and optimized for the secure application of Titan clips during open surgical procedures.
What surgical procedures is this device intended for?
This precision instrument is designed for open surgical procedures, specifically for vascular or tissue occlusion requiring surgical hemostasis.
Does it feature the reliable Pilling mechanism?
Yes, this model features the Pilling mechanism, which is recognized for providing reliable clipping action and tactile feedback during use.
Is the condition guaranteed for surgical use?
Yes, this product is supplied in Factory New condition, ensuring it meets the high standards of performance and functionality required for a clinical environment.
What is the length of this surgical instrument?
The applicator measures 7.5 inches (7½”) in total length, making it a standard size suitable for a wide range of open surgical techniques.
Why is the device colored blue?
The blue coloration serves as a visual identification aid, helping surgical staff quickly differentiate size or instrument type within a busy operating room.
How heavy is the instrument in the surgeon's hand?
The device is extremely lightweight, weighing only 0.01 pounds, which helps reduce hand fatigue during precise surgical tasks.
Is this a high-quality, professional-grade tool?
Absolutely. It is manufactured by BR Surgical, a trusted vendor in the medical device industry, known for producing instruments that meet strict clinical requirements.
Are there specific size requirements for the clips used?
This specific model is classified as Medium size and is designed to work effectively with clips matching that designation.
Does this tool require any complex assembly?
No, this is a ready-to-use surgical instrument. It comes as a finished, integrated tool requiring no assembly before its first use in the operating room.