DISPOSIBLE SKIN STAPLER

A surgical skin stapler is a sterile, disposable medical device used to close skin wounds or surgical incisions. Instead of sutures, it uses metal staples to approximate the edges of a wound, enabling quicker closure.
Model: RYPF-35W

Features:

• Disposable: Typically single-use to ensure sterility and avoid cross-contamination.
• Preloaded Staples: The model in the image is marked "35W," meaning it is preloaded with 35 wide staples.
• Ergonomic Design: Designed to be lightweight and easy to handle for rapid application.
• Clear Housing: Allows the user to see the remaining staples.

Uses:

• Surgical Incisions: Common in surgeries like abdominal, orthopedic, and thoracic procedures.
• Emergency Wound Closure: Useful in trauma settings for fast wound closure.
• Skin Closure Only: Not used for internal tissues.

Advantages:

• Speed: Much faster than traditional suturing.
• Consistency: Staples are evenly spaced and uniform.
• Lower Infection Risk: Compared to sutures in some cases, especially when left in place for a short time.

How to use:

1. The skin edges are aligned.
2. The stapler is positioned over the wound.
3. When the handle is squeezed, a staple is ejected and bends into a shape that holds the skin edges together.
4. The device is then moved along the incision to place additional staples.