Aspen Surgical ES63 Needle Modified Superfine 4.5cm Disposable

The Aspen Surgical ES63 Needle is a high-quality, disposable, and sterile medical instrument designed for precise procedures in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This modified superfine needle stands out for its exceptional sharpness and durability, making it an ideal choice for medical professionals requiring a reliable tool for minor surgical procedures, injections, and other delicate tasks.

This needle is part of a comprehensive range of medical instruments developed to meet the demanding needs of healthcare professionals. The general purpose of the Aspen Surgical ES63 Needle is to provide a precise and efficient means of performing various medical procedures, ensuring minimal discomfort and optimal outcomes for patients. Its functionality is centered around its superfine tip, which facilitates smooth penetration and reduces the risk of tissue damage.

Key Features

• Modified superfine 4.5cm needle for precise procedures and minimal tissue damage
• Disposable design eliminates the risk of cross-contamination and reduces infection control concerns
• Sterile packaging ensures the needle is ready for immediate use in surgical settings
• Exceptional sharpness for smooth penetration and reduced patient discomfort
• Durable construction withstands the demands of minor surgical procedures and injections
• Convenient packaging of 5 needles per box for easy inventory management
• Designed for single-use, reducing the need for costly and time-consuming sterilization processes

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 4.5cm (1.77 inches) in length | Weight: approximately 1 gram per needle | Materials: High-quality stainless steel | Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards for sterility, safety, and performance | Compatibility: Suitable for use with standard syringes and medical equipment.

Ideal For

* Hospitals and surgical centers for minor procedures and injections * Outpatient clinics and ambulatory care facilities for routine medical treatments * Home care and hospice settings where sterile, disposable instruments are preferred * Medical laboratories for research and diagnostic procedures requiring precision and sterility * Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams for immediate patient care