Nail holder
The pin holder is an important part of the electric endoscope stapler and is usually located at the top of the instrument. It is curved or in a specific fitting shape, corresponding to the nail bin bracket. Its smooth surface can provide a supporting surface for the forming of stitching nails. During surgery, when the tissue is placed between the stud holder and the stud holder, the stud holder is subjected to the opposite force of the stapler when fired, ensuring that the suture nail passes through the tissue and bends on its surface to form a firm fit. Different surgical sites and tissue types can be adapted to different specifications and radians to meet the needs of accurate anastomosis.
Nail bin support
The nail bin bracket is used to load the nail bin and is a carrier structure that holds the stitching nails. It is exquisitely designed and closely fits the pin holder. The bracket has a precise arrangement of nail slots to ensure the stable placement of stitching nails in the nail bin. When the stapler is activated, the stapler bracket is electrically driven to push the stitching nails in the stapler in order to shoot through the tissue and form on the side of the nail holder. The material of the nail bin bracket is strong and has good mechanical properties, which can withstand the strong pressure during the anastomotic process, ensure the smooth firing of the suture nail, and provide a reliable guarantee for the connection and closure of the tissue during the operation.
