Applied Medical CTF01 Kii Fios First Entry Laparoscopic Trocar System, 11 mm x 100 mm - New / Sterile
Applied Medical CTF01 Kii Fios First Entry Laparoscopic Trocar System, 11 mm x 100 mm - New / Sterile - Long Dated — More than 12 months of remaining shelf life is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Applied Medical CTF01 Kii Fios First Entry Laparoscopic Trocar System, 11 mm x 100 mm - New / Sterile
Brand / Manufacturer: Applied Medical.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Applied
- Working Length: 100 mm (Standard Length)
Additional product details
- Catalog / Part Number: CTF01
- Product Line: Kii® Fios® First Entry Access System
- Product Type: Optical Laparoscopic Trocar & Cannula System
- Cannula / Sleeve Diameter: 11 mm
- Obturator Tip Type: Fios® Non-Bladed Optical Dilating Tip
- Access Method: Direct Visualization / Optical Primary Entry
- Instrument Accommodation Range: 5 mm to 11 mm laparoscopic instruments
- Valve Configuration: Universal low-friction seal with gas-tight pneumoperitoneum retention
- Latex Status: Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex
- Sterility / Packaging: Sterile, Single-Unit Packaging / Factory Sealed Box
- Reusability: Single-Use Disposable
- Application: Primary laparoscopic entry, general surgery, gynecologic laparoscopy, bariatrics, and urologic minimally invasive procedures
- Optical non-bladed dilating tip provides clear tissue layer identification under direct laparoscope visualization
- Universal valve technology accepts 5 mm to 11 mm instruments without requiring external converters or seal adaptors
- Factory-sealed sterile packaging guarantees immediate aseptic readiness for laparoscopic operating suites
Condition
Condition: New / Unopened — Brand new condition in original manufacturer packaging with factory seals intact.
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