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Shinva DDW-I Biliary Tract Surgical Instruments Set ZN101
Biliary instrument sets are procured as configurations, not single items. The ZN101 listing identifies a set built around stone forceps in several lengths and angles, while composition and documentation remain subject to confirmation.
A surgical instrument set enters the hospital supply chain as a kit matched to a procedure, then moves through reprocessing between cases. The Shinva DDW-I set ZN101 is listed as a reusable surgical instrument set for operating rooms, specialist surgical departments, and medical distributors.
The published component list consists of stone forceps: 210×35×5, 210×23×5, 180×5×110°, 200×5×125°, and a mallable pattern of 360 mm. These entries describe named instruments and their stated dimensions; they do not establish material grade, surface finish, or clinical suitability.
Because the set is reusable, its working life depends on the sterilization and reprocessing routines already in place at the receiving facility. Whether individual forceps can be replaced separately, and how the tray is presented, shapes long-term maintenance planning.
Procurement therefore centers on configuration rather than unit price. Included components, materials, accessories, certifications, warranty, and regulatory availability vary by product version and destination market, so each enquiry should be scoped against the intended department workflow.
Buyers should obtain minimum order quantity, lead time, warranty terms, and documentation before committing. Distributors may also need to confirm labelling language and import classification for their own market.
The practical insight is that an instrument set’s value rests on the completeness and traceability of its configuration. Until composition, documentation, and reprocessing requirements are confirmed in writing, a listing remains a starting point rather than a purchase specification.
Why it matters:
A biliary set that arrives with the wrong forceps patterns or missing paperwork can stall a department’s reprocessing cycle. Confirming configuration and documentation first protects both clinical scheduling and inventory budgets.
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