Ethicon Mersilk Sutures USP 4-0, 3/8 Circle Cutting Ethiprime - NW5000 -12 Foils Box

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Brand: Ethicon Johnson

Category: Surgical Sutures,

SubCategory: Ethicon Suture,

Features & Specification

Product Name: Ethicon Mersilk Non Absorbable Surgical Sutures
Generic Name: Surgical Stitches
Product Code: NW 5028
Brand: Ethicon Johnson
Suture USP: 4-0 (1.5 metric)
Suture Length: 90 cm
Tissue Type: Skin
Sterilization Type: RADIATION
Suture Construction: Braided, Non Absorbable
Needle Name: ETHIPRIME
Needle Color: Silver
Needle Length: 16 mm
Needle Curvature: 3/8 circle
Needle Point Type: Cutting
Needle Alloy: Ethalloy
Net Quantity: 12 N

Delivery

Standard Delivery by *Expected - 29th, April

Description

Mersilk Sutures USP 4-0 (NW 5000) is a non-absorbable surgical sutures used for secure and reliable skin closure. It is made from braided silk, offers excellent knot security and superior handling properties.

It comes with a length of 90 cm, the suture provides ample working length for various surgical procedures. It has a 16 mm silver needle, made of ethalloy alloy, with a 3/8 circle reverse cutting point, allowing for smooth and efficient penetration of tough skin tissues.

Sterilized using radiation, the product ensures a high level of safety and hygiene. Mersilk’s smooth passage and strength make it suitable for general soft tissue approximation and ligation, especially in skin closures that require long-term suture support.

Benefits of Ethicon Mersilk Non Absorbable Surgical Sutures:

Non-absorbable monofilament material ensures long-term tissue support.
Ethiprime coating provides enhanced knot security for reliable suturing.
Smooth texture reduces tissue trauma during the suturing process.
3/8 circle cutting needle ensures precise and easy penetration.
90 cm long suture thread allows for seamless handling in surgeries.
Strong and durable material for secure wound closure.
Ideal for soft tissue approximation and ligation in various surgical procedures.