The stamping part of the endoscopic stapler is the key component of the endoscopic stapler and plays an indispensable role in modern minimally invasive surgery.
This type of stamping parts are mostly made of medical grade high-quality metal materials, such as stainless steel and titanium alloy that meet biocompatibility standards, to ensure their safety in the human body. The manufacturing process is extremely demanding, and thanks to advanced precision stamping processes, dimensional accuracy can be controlled within very small tolerances, ensuring a perfect fit with other parts of the stapler. For example, the dimensional tolerance of key parts can be accurate to ±0.01mm, ensuring the stable operation of the overall instrument.
In the structural design, the stamping parts of the endoscope stapler closely fit the functional requirements of the stapler. Like the stamping parts of the nail bin, its special shape and fine structure can accurately accommodate and arrange the anastomotic nails, and achieve stable and efficient firing and stitching actions during surgery. The stamping parts of the nail seat need to have high hardness and good toughness, and ensure the molding quality of the nail while bearing great pressure, so that the tissue is close and the risk of bleeding is reduced.
The surface treatment process is also critical, through polishing, passivation and other treatments, the surface of the stamping part reaches a very high finish, not only to reduce tissue adhesion, but also to facilitate the smooth operation of the instrument between human tissues. At the same time, passivation treatment enhances the corrosion resistance of the material and prolonging the service life of the instrument.
