Sklar Nicola Micro Instrument - 79-2131

Yes, the Sklar Nicola Micro Instrument is specifically engineered for a reusable lifecycle, providing exceptional long-term value compared to disposable alternatives. Its durable construction allows it to withstand repeated sterilization cycles essential for clinical environments.

The instrument is constructed from high-quality stainless steel. This material is selected for its robustness, resistance to corrosion, and ability to endure the high-temperature autoclaving processes required for surgical instrumentation.

Absolutely. This instrument is 100% latex-free and is not manufactured with any natural rubber latex, ensuring it is safe to use in sterile environments involving patients with specific latex sensitivities.

Yes, this instrument is fully TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant. It meets the rigorous standards required for government procurement and institutional use.

Yes, you can purchase with confidence knowing that this product is backed by a comprehensive lifetime warranty from the manufacturer, Sklar, covering the instrument for its intended use.

The Sklar Nicola Micro Instrument is shipped as non-sterile. It must be subjected to your facility’s standard sterilization protocols prior to its first surgical application.

The instrument is designed for specialized micro-instrumentation tasks. Its elongated, slender shaft and precise pivot mechanism are optimized for deep-access surgical or laboratory procedures requiring high levels of control and delicate handling.

To maintain the integrity of the stainless steel construction:

• Follow your facility’s standard sterilization cycles.
• Ensure proper drying after cleaning to prevent surface spotting.
• Inspect the pivot mechanism regularly for smooth operation.

The design features a versatile configuration. It typically includes specialized distal ends—such as curved grasping jaws or blunt, spoon-like configurations—which allow for precise manipulation of delicate tissues or materials during medical procedures.

Yes, the handle assembly utilizes a traditional scissor-like pivot mechanism with dual finger rings. This ergonomic design is a standard in surgical settings, allowing the surgeon or technician to achieve the steady, controlled leverage necessary for micro-tasks.