The world’s most popular braided and coated synthetic absorbable suture is called ORYL910 (Polyglactin 910). This suture has taken the place of catgut sutures in most applications due to its superior qualities. An artificial, absorbable, and sterile suture called Polyglactin 910 is formed of a copolymer that is 90% glycolide and 10% lactide.
A synthetic braided fiber that is absorbable is called Polyglactin 910 suture. Both plain (uncoated) and coated sutures are available. A copolymer of lactide and glactide mixed with calcium stearate makes up the coating in equal amounts. A salt combining calcium with stearic acid is called calcium stearate. This mixture creates a suture-friendly, absorbable, adherent lubricant. According to clinical studies, all these elements are water-repellent, which decreases tissue fluid absorption into the suture and penetration. It has been discovered that polyglactin sutures are neither pyrogenic nor antigenic, and they only mildly stimulate tissue reactivity when absorbed. Polyglactin 910 suture exporter provide sutures in violet and colourless.
Product Description
· Type: Multifilament that has been braided and coated
· Polyglycolide (90%) and co-lactide (10%) are the materials. the synthetic braided surgical suture that is absorbable
· Color: Violet
· Tissue reaction: negligible
· Total absorption occurs in around 42 days due to the material’s hydrolytic activity, which breaks it down.
· About 50% of the tensile strength is still present after seven days.
· Tensile Strength: After 14 days, 50% of the tensile strength is still present.
· Range of the USP: 8/0 to USP 2
· Elimination of contamination: EO (Ethylene Oxide)
· Round bodied, cutting-edge, Reverse Cutting, Taper point, straight, blunt-pointed needles
Packaging:
With or without needles, in aluminum foil wrappers.
· Sutures made of polyglactin are packaged separately in a primary medical-grade paper folder.
· Sutures are then packaged individually in aluminum foil that is either tear-open or peel-open and has a moisture content of less than 300ppm.
· An additional medical-grade paper pouch bonded with the polyester laminated poly film is used for packaging the aluminum foils or Peel Open Packing.
· Sutures are packaged in 12-suture packs in tiny cartons of superior 320 GSM Cyber XLPac.
· To further shield boxes from dust and filth, the tamper-proof film is layered on top.
· Additionally, the sutures are contained in a 100-box, 7-ply master carton that is suitable for export (70 x 30 x 30 cms) and 200 boxes (70 x 29 x 59 cm) that can hold up to 18kg in weight and weigh up to 9 to 10kg each.
Characteristics
· Synthetic, braided, and coated absorbable suture is called polyglactin suture.
· From U.S.P. size 2 to size 6-0, polyglactin sutures are offered both with and without a needle.
· Copolymers produced from 90% glycolide and 10% L-lactide make up polyglactin sutures.
· Equal portions of a copolymer of lactide and glactide with calcium stearate are used to coat polyglactin sutures.
· The simple hydrolytic mechanism that causes the absorption of polyglactin sutures is predictable.
· After two weeks of implant, Petcryl 910 suture retains 70% of its initial strength.
Conclusion
In all surgical specialties, including obstetrics and gynecology, cardiovascular surgery, ophthalmology, urology, plastic surgery, and orthopedics, Polyglactin 910 suture supplier is an excellent source of sutures. You can compare and select from various sutures on one platform, including absorbable and non-absorbable, synthetic and natural, coated and uncoated, and monofilament and multifilament sutures. A seamless and easy experience is guaranteed by the quick turnaround, simple search, and ordering process.