MERIAM, COTTON PLIERS, FIG. 316 CM, SERRATED - Helmut Zepf (22.051.03) - Delynov
The MERIAM, PRÉCELLE POUR COTON, FIG. 316 CM, STRIÉE- Helmut Zepf is a medical device manufactured by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH.
- Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH.
- Reference: 22.051.03.
- Reserved for healthcare professionals. Read instructions carefully before use.
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What is the Meriam Fig. 316 CM Helmut Zepf forceps?
The Meriam Fig. 316 CM forceps is a manual instrument of the dental cotton pliers type, designed by the manufacturer Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH. This device is distinguished by its specific Meriam shape, adapted to the requirements of general practice and oral surgery. Its structure includes a serrated working part, optimized for gripping and firmly holding various consumables such as cotton or compresses. As a product in the CONSO category at Delynov, this instrument benefits from the expertise of Helmut Zepf, a manufacturer recognized for the quality of its surgical instrumentation. The technical reference for this model is 22.051.03.
What are the clinical indications for these dental cotton pliers?
These dental cotton forceps are indicated for a multitude of daily clinical actions in the office. They are primarily used for the insertion and removal of cotton rolls to isolate the surgical site, or for the application of antiseptic solutions using cotton pellets. In implantology and periodontal surgery, the dental meriam pliers allow for the precise handling of small elements without direct finger contact, thus ensuring better asepsis. Its use also extends to the transfer of small instruments or restorative materials during conservative treatment phases.
What are the technical characteristics of the Meriam 22.051.03 forceps?
The Helmut Zepf dental cotton forceps, referenced under code 22.051.03, features precise specifications to meet practitioners' needs. It displays a length of 316 cm according to the technical data provided, making it a large-scale instrument for specific applications. The active part is serrated, an essential feature to prevent materials from slipping during handling. Its ergonomic design allows for controlled force transmission, necessary for delicately or firmly grasping objects of different textures. This instrument is a standard element for the organization of surgery and examination trays.
What are the contraindications for the use of this instrument?
There are no specific documented medical contraindications for the use of cotton pliers as an external gripping instrument. However, its use must be strictly limited to its intended function of handling consumables or small devices. It must not be used as an invasive surgical instrument to grasp soft tissue or bone, as its serrated jaws are not designed for this use and could cause unnecessary tissue trauma. Practitioners must ensure that the instrument is correctly sterilized before each use in accordance with the protocols in force in their healthcare facility.
What are the maintenance precautions for this non-resorbable device?
As a reusable metallic instrument, the Helmut Zepf Meriam forceps require a rigorous decontamination and sterilization protocol after each intervention. Although material details are not specified, this type of surgical instrumentation should generally be cleaned manually or in an autoclave according to the recommendations of the manufacturer Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH. It is advisable to avoid overly corrosive cleaning products that could alter the serrations of the working part. Regular visual inspection of the jaw alignment and the condition of the serrations is recommended to guarantee the durability and efficiency of the grip during clinical acts.
Who is the manufacturer and what standards are respected?
The official manufacturer of this instrument is Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH, a German company renowned for its production of high-precision dental and surgical instruments. Regarding regulatory certifications such as the risk class or specific CE marking, this information is not specified in the product's current technical documentation. Practitioners are invited to refer to the original labeling and the instructions for use provided by Helmut Zepf to verify compliance with the European standards in force (MDR). Delynov ensures the distribution of this reference 22.051.03 for professionals demanding reliable instrumentation.
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