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Shinva YW-II Abdominal Surgical Instruments Set III B Surgical Instruments ZK160
Surgical instrument sets are procured as configurations, not single items. The ZK160 listing points to a forceps-based abdominal set, but full composition must be confirmed before ordering.
Hospital instrument procurement follows procedure lists and reprocessing capacity, not catalogue names alone. The Shinva YW-II Abdominal Surgical Instruments Set III B, referenced as ZK160, is a grouped set of reusable instruments rather than a single device.
The supplied specification identifies forceps as the core components: Crile forceps in straight and curved 140 mm forms, a straight 200 mm Pean forceps, and a straight serrated forceps at 250 × 12 mm.
The input does not confirm the complete tray contents, material grade, or sterilization method. Buyers should treat the published list as partial until a full packing list is issued.
That packing list drives operational planning. Sterile-processing departments need each instrument’s dimensions and configuration before allocating tray space, reprocessing capacity, and replacement stock.
Documentation, certification, and regulatory availability vary by destination market and are quoted per order, as are minimum order quantity, lead time, warranty, and delivery terms.
The decisive question is whether the final composition matches the surgical department’s procedure mix and the hospital’s reprocessing standards.
Why it matters:
For distributors and procurement teams, the verifiable packing list and export documentation matter more than the model reference.
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