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MCP500H Antibacterial Suture Undyed 5-0 70cm PS 16mm 3/8 Reverse Cutting Prime
MCP500H Antibacterial Suture Undyed 5-0 70cm PS 16mm 3/8 Reverse Cutting Prime
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Antibacterial Suture Undyed 5/0 – 70 cm, PS 16 mm 3/8 Reverse Cutting (Prime)
This premium Antibacterial Suture is engineered for reliable wound closure in a wide range of surgical procedures. Designed for professional clinical use, this undyed suture provides strength, smooth handling, and prolonged wound support, making it suitable for general soft tissue approximation and surgical applications. The integrated antibacterial properties help support infection control by reducing bacterial colonisation on the suture surface, making it an excellent choice for procedures where infection risk must be minimised.
Constructed with a high-quality monofilament structure, this suture glides smoothly through tissue with minimal drag, enabling precise placement and controlled knot security. The PS 16 mm 3/8 reverse cutting needle is designed to penetrate tough tissue with consistent accuracy, offering robust performance in a variety of clinical scenarios. The undyed finish provides clear visualisation during placement without artificial colouring.
This suture is supplied sterile, with consistent tensile strength and dependable performance that meets the expectations of surgical teams across specialties. Its balanced design and antibacterial action make it suitable for routine surgical procedures where long-term support and infection-resistant properties are priorities.
Technical Specifications
This Antibacterial Suture offers dependable wound closure performance with smooth handling and infection-resistant properties. Its high-quality construction and clinical reliability make it a professional choice for surgical teams and clinical facilities.
This premium Antibacterial Suture is engineered for reliable wound closure in a wide range of surgical procedures. Designed for professional clinical use, this undyed suture provides strength, smooth handling, and prolonged wound support, making it suitable for general soft tissue approximation and surgical applications. The integrated antibacterial properties help support infection control by reducing bacterial colonisation on the suture surface, making it an excellent choice for procedures where infection risk must be minimised.
Constructed with a high-quality monofilament structure, this suture glides smoothly through tissue with minimal drag, enabling precise placement and controlled knot security. The PS 16 mm 3/8 reverse cutting needle is designed to penetrate tough tissue with consistent accuracy, offering robust performance in a variety of clinical scenarios. The undyed finish provides clear visualisation during placement without artificial colouring.
This suture is supplied sterile, with consistent tensile strength and dependable performance that meets the expectations of surgical teams across specialties. Its balanced design and antibacterial action make it suitable for routine surgical procedures where long-term support and infection-resistant properties are priorities.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Code | MCP500H |
| Suture Type | Antibacterial monofilament |
| Material | Polydioxanone with antibacterial coating |
| Colour | Undyed |
| Suture Size | 5/0 |
| Length | 70 cm |
| Needle Type | PS 16 mm 3/8 reverse cutting |
| Antibacterial Property | Yes – supports infection control |
| Application | General soft tissue approximation and surgical wound closure |
| Use Setting | Hospitals, surgical centres, clinics |
| Typical Users | Surgeons, clinicians, healthcare professionals |
This Antibacterial Suture offers dependable wound closure performance with smooth handling and infection-resistant properties. Its high-quality construction and clinical reliability make it a professional choice for surgical teams and clinical facilities.
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