Wound Closure Specification
2026-01-19
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Wound Closure |
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Material |
Material: PU film/Non woven/ Imported hydrocolloid materials
Glue: Acrylic adhesive
PP hasps
PET liner
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Features |
①Easily achieves everted skin closure, resulting in the most aesthetically pleasing epidermal healing;
②Allows for drainage of wound exudate, facilitating wound cleaning, preventing wound infection, and promoting wound healing;
③ Provides reliable and strong tensile strength for securing the epidermal wound, ensuring safe use;
④Convenient and easy to operate, saving time and effort. Requires only simple training;
⑤Provides even tension reduction, preventing centipede-like scarring, ensuring proper alignment and preventing misalignment;
⑥ Not limited by wound shape or size, suitable for a wide range of applications;
⑦ Causes no secondary trauma, no puncture pain, no foreign body intrusion, and does not affect blood supply;
⑧ Easily and quickly removed after healing, eliminating the pain of suture removal.
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Size |
Regular Size:
PU Wound Closure:
70*60mm(2 hasps) 、196*66mm(10 hasps)
Non Woven Wound Closure:
2、4、6、8、10、12 hasps
Hydrocolloid Wound Closure:
74*50mm(3 hasps) 、150*50mm(9 hasps)
Or customized
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Usage |
Used for epidermal closure of surgical wounds on the body surface, such as:
① Surgical procedures: General surgery, cesarean section in obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, thoracic surgery, thyroid surgery, plastic and cosmetic surgery, and other tension-bearing incisions.
② Wound closure: Lacerations requiring tension reduction after emergency debridement, animal bites, and sports-related tears.
③ Scar management: Continue application for 4–8 weeks after suture/staple removal to inhibit hypertrophic scars and keloids, especially suitable for high-risk areas such as the sternum, shoulders, and joints.
④Alternative: Partially replaces intradermal sutures, skin staplers, and skin closure devices, reducing "centipede-like" suture scars. |
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Instructions for use
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①Perform subcutaneous suturing, hemostasis, and disinfection of the wound; clean the skin around the wound to keep it clean and dry.
②After removing the non-invasive skin stapler, peel off the PET film horizontally.
③Begin applying the adhesive strips from the furthest end of the wound, pressing gently to ensure secure adhesion, but do not close the wound yet;
④Repeat the application of the second strip until the entire wound is covered. The distance between each strip should be ≤2mm.
⑤Starting from the furthest end, horizontally pull the ties to close the wound with the stapler.
⑥ After closing, trim off any excess ties.
⑦After trimming, apply disinfectant cotton for spot disinfection, and finally cover with a sterile dressing.
⑧After healing, remove the adhesive strips from both sides of the wound, starting from the furthest end.
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