Surgical Disposable Skin Stapler (35W)

The UNISTAP is a lever action disposable skin stapler providing excellent staple visibility and comes equipped with 35 wider staples. This stapler is used in surgical procedures for skin closure. We manufacture UNISTAP skin staplers using high-quality medical-grade materials under strict quality control.As a trusted exporter, we supply UNISTAP skin staplers to hospitals and healthcare providers worldwide.

InformationDescription
ApplicationsSelection and implantation of skin staples depend on the patient’s condition, surgical experience, surgical technique, and wound size.
Mode of Action
  • Cytotoxicity tests confirm no tissue toxicity.
  • The skin staples are constructed from 316L medical grade stainless steel wire.
  • The staples are non-absorbable and must be removed after the wound heals using a skin staple remover.
Sterility
  • Sterilized by ethylene oxide.
  • Do not re-sterilize.
  • Do not use if the package is opened or damaged. Discard any opened but unused staplers.
Storage
  • Store at temperatures between 10°C and 35°C, away from moisture and direct heat.
  • Do not use after the expiry date.
Disposal
  • Discard used staplers (contaminated or uncontaminated with blood) in containers meant for infectious waste.
  • Incinerate unused expired staplers.
Contraindications
  • Do not use this disposable skin stapler if it is impossible to maintain at least a 5 mm distance from the stapled skin to the underlying structures.
  • Contraindicated in patients with known sensitivities or allergies to stainless steel.
  • Not suitable for internal tissue closure (e.g., below skin, rectal, vaginal, oral cavity, and eyes).
Warnings
  • Ensure familiarity with surgical procedures and techniques involving non-absorbable staplers and staples before use.
  • Fully compress the stapler lever (handle) to dislodge and form the staple.
  • Avoid pressing the stapler handle twice in the same place or if the staple is not formed.
  • Single-use device; do not reuse.
  • Reuse of the device may cause infection, inflammation, or cross-contamination, and sterilization can cause malfunction.