Surgical Stapler

Taking the endoscopic stapler as an example, its cartridge contains six rows of staples and a central blade. Upon firing, the blade incises the tissue along the midline while three rows of titanium alloy staples on each side are simultaneously deployed and formed into tight “B”‑shaped closed legs, ensuring adequate anastomotic strength while avoiding excessive compression that could cause tissue ischemia or necrosis. The staples are made of surgical‑grade titanium alloy with excellent biocompatibility and corrosion resistance, providing stable support throughout the healing period and adapting to natural tissue metabolism over the long term. Each stapler delivers a smooth, responsive firing feel, allowing the surgeon to assess tissue thickness and staple formation quality through tactile feedback.

This product is suitable for open and endoscopic procedures including gastrointestinal anastomosis, lung tissue resection, and vascular transection, accommodating various tissue thicknesses in gastric, colorectal, esophageal, and pulmonary surgeries. Each batch undergoes rigorous factory inspections, including staple formation testing, blade sharpness validation, firing mechanism reliability verification, and sterile barrier integrity assessment. The product complies with relevant medical device registration regulations and ISO 13485 quality management system requirements. With consistent and reliable performance in every firing, the surgical stapler assists surgeons in achieving faster, more stable, and safer tissue management during critical steps, promoting quicker postoperative recovery for patients.