Reducer, Ring Type, 5mm/10mm

Reducer, Ring type

Attaches with 10mm troar and allows entry of 5mm instruments
Ergonomic Design
Autoclavable and Re sterilizable

SKU: MS-05-011 Categories: ,
Description

Product Description
The Reducer Ring Type 5mm/10mm is a compact and efficient laparoscopic trocar reducer designed to enable the use of 5 mm laparoscopic instruments through a 10 mm trocar or cannula. The ring-type design sits securely at the trocar head, providing a tight seal that helps maintain pneumoperitoneum while allowing smooth and controlled instrument movement.
This reducer is ideal for procedures requiring frequent instrument size changes, eliminating the need to replace trocars and improving surgical workflow. Widely used in general surgery, gynecology, urology, and minimally invasive laparoscopic procedures, it is manufactured from high-quality medical-grade material to ensure durability, safety, and reliable performance.
The reducer ring is reusable, autoclavable, and easy to install and remove, making it a practical and cost-effective accessory for operating rooms and surgical centers.
Key Features

Ring-type laparoscopic trocar reducer

Converts 10 mm trocar to 5 mm instrument compatibility

Maintains airtight seal and pneumoperitoneum

Minimizes gas leakage during surgery

Compact ring design for quick installation

Allows smooth instrument manipulation

Durable, reusable, and fully autoclavable

Suitable for general surgery, gynecology & urology

Compatible with standard 10 mm laparoscopic trocars

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