Material: ABS 101.55*18*18mm
Net weight: 8.23g
The ABS handle injection molded shell designed for minimally invasive surgery is made of high-grade ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) material and manufactured through a precision injection molding process. The shell not only exhibits durability and impact resistance but also ensures surgical Absolute stability and safety in the process. Weighing only 8.23 grams, it greatly reduces the burden on the hands caused by long-term operations, effectively relieves doctor fatigue, and helps complete surgical tasks efficiently. Its design fully considers ergonomic principles and is comfortable to hold, effectively reducing doctor's hand fatigue during long-term operations and improving the accuracy and efficiency of surgical operations. The insulation properties of ABS material can effectively isolate current and provide additional safety protection for both doctors and patients. At the same time, the surface of the housing is smooth and easy to clean, meets medical-grade hygiene standards, and can be easily and thoroughly disinfected to reduce the risk of cross-infection. In addition, we pay special attention to detail processing, with rounded edges and no sharp corners to avoid accidental scratches and further ensure the safety and comfort of the surgical environment. In terms of color, we chose low-key and professional medical blue, which not only meets the requirements of the hospital environment but also highlights the professionalism and high-end of the product.

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