Disposable Pulsed Flushing System / Disposable pulse lavage

ATP System is an instrument set with angled instruments dedicated to assisting the oblique lateral interbody fusion surgery.

Indication: Lab analog for fixture level impression Material: Ti-6Al-4V Specifications EasyLearn Digital Implant Analog, φ2.0mm EasyLearn Digital Implant Analog, φ2.5mm EasyLearn Digital Implant Analog, φ3.0mm

The main purpose of the disposable laparoscopic trocar in laparoscopic surgery is to penetrate the full thickness of the abdominal wall, establish a channel between the outside world and the abdominal cavity, and allows surgical instruments to enter the abdominal cavity through the trocar sleeve to complete the surgical process and achieve the same as traditional open surgery purpose.

Material: Titanium Alloy(Ti6Al4V ELI) Specifications Straight Abutment, NP φ4.6×1.5mm Straight Abutment, NP φ4.6×2.5mm Straight Abutment, NP φ4.6×3.5mm Straight Abutment, RP φ4.8×1.5mm Straight Abutment, RP φ4.8×2.5mm Straight Abutment, RP φ4.8×3.5mm Straight Abutment, RP φ4.8×4.5mm

Indication: Works with Locator Abutment Material: Titanium (Ti6Al4V ELI) Specifications Locator Abutment Replica, φ5.0x10.4mm Locator Abutment Replica, φ4.0x10.4mm

Indication: Indicated for All Major Implant Systems. Material: Titanium alloy (Ti-6Al-4V) Features: The abutment is acheived by the TC4 to ensures optimal strength and durability,  excellent biocompatibility  will not cause allergic reactions. Flexibility:  customized  abutments extend the indication range. High precision processing perferctly comples with abutement and impants contact.This effectively prevents screw loosening, reduces inflammation, and ensures long-term stable occlusal loading for patients. Widely compatibility and applicability.

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Disposable Bag is for the NPWT device. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device combines the design advantages of increased pressure, smart monitoring system and built-in battery, covering the indications of diabetic foot wounds, pressure ulcers and traumatic wounds