
Disposable Circular Stapler
This Disposable Circular Stapler(Disposable Open Ultrasonic Shears) is a standard single-use surgical instrument designed for end-to-end, end-side, and side-side anastomosis in the esophagus, stomach, and intestinal tract. Featuring patented staple formation technology and a reliable standard anvil system, it delivers consistent, secure anastomotic closure for routine gastrointestinal surgical applications, balancing clinical safety, operational efficiency, and procedural versatility.
- Patented NDST staple formation technology enhances the safety and reliability of gastrointestinal anastomosis
- Standard anvil design ensures stable staple deployment and smooth release for routine tissue anastomosis
- Advanced single-sided cutting blade delivers clean, even incisions with simplified blade retraction
- Clear firing indicator windows with audible feedback support precise, confident stapler activation
- Rotatable tail knob design streamlines operation to reduce overall surgical time
- Comprehensive range of size specifications (17mm–34mm) adapts to diverse anatomical and procedural needs
- Disposable construction eliminates cross-contamination risks and reprocessing requirements
This disposable circular stapler is purpose-built for routine gastrointestinal anastomosis, supporting end-to-end, end-side, and side-side suturing in the esophagus, stomach, and intestinal tract. As a single-use surgical device, it is engineered to meet the core demands of open and minimally invasive gastrointestinal procedures, combining reliable staple formation with user-centric design to deliver consistent, safe anastomotic outcomes across diverse routine clinical cases.
Available in a comprehensive range of specifications (17mm–34mm outer diameter) with color-coded identification, this standard circular stapler adapts to diverse anatomical and procedural requirements across gastrointestinal surgery departments. Its fully disposable design eliminates cross-contamination risks and the need for reprocessing, supporting efficient patient turnover and reducing long-term operational costs for hospitals, surgical centers, and medical institutions.



