Nipper H100 Ingrown Nails

H100 Nipper for Ingrown Nails

This stainless steel nipper is designed to cut nails and cuticles precisely, especially in hard-to-reach areas. Its triple joint provides greater cutting capacity with less effort. Equipped with a grooved handle for better grip, a double plate spring, and a curved tip, it is a robust, high-quality instrument ideal for professional use. It comes in a plastic case, ready for cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization before first use.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE NIPPER:

• Instrument designed to cut nails and cuticles precisely, including hard-to-reach areas.
• Recommended for professional use.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• BRAND: Herbitas.
• MATERIAL: stainless steel.
• STERILIZABLE: yes.
• WEIGHT: gross weight: 82 g; net weight: 69 g.
• DIMENSIONS: 13 cm ± 0.5 cm.
• MOUTH LENGTH: 1.7 cm ± 0.1 cm.
• MOUTH WIDTH: open: 1.1 cm ± 0.1 cm; closed: 1.0 cm ± 0.1 cm.
• TIP TYPE: curved, interlocking.
• SPRING TYPE: double plate.
• HANDLE TYPE: grooved for better grip.

PRESENTATION:

A plastic case with a triple-joint nipper.

STORAGE:

Store in a dry, clean, and protected place.

WARNINGS:

• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Use exclusively according to the provided instructions.
• Check its condition and functionality before each use.
• Do not reuse damaged or rusted instruments.

CLEANING AND CARE:

Initial recommendations:

• Perform a visual and mechanical check of new surgical instruments.
• Visible dirt should be removed as soon as possible to prevent residue from drying.
• Avoid long waiting times for cleaning and disinfecting instruments.

Manual preliminary cleaning:

• Initially wash by hand with neutral soap.
• In the operating room, remove visible dirt as soon as possible to avoid encrustation that could lead to corrosion.
• Avoid long waiting times for reprocessing (<1h).
• Prefer dry cleaning as medical instruments may corrode if submerged for extended periods.
• If dry cleaning is insufficient, wash with cold water (<40ºC), including cavities, grooves, and hard-to-reach holes, using pressurized water if possible. Use a soft-bristle plastic brush.
• Thoroughly dry with a lint-free absorbent cloth or compressed air.

Cleaning and disinfection:

• Immerse the instruments in a solution of distilled water with an appropriate disinfectant in an ultrasonic bath or a tank.
• Follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions for washing program, temperature, and duration.
• Clean instruments with movable joints in the open position or by moving the joints to avoid “shadow areas.”
• Place instruments separately in the cleaning container to avoid collisions.
• Rinse thoroughly with cold distilled water, focusing on cavities and hard-to-reach holes.
• Thoroughly dry with an absorbent cloth or compressed air.

Lubrication:

• Use Sterilit Protector Instrumental to protect the instruments.
• Apply oil to the joints, open and close the instruments to distribute evenly.
• Remove excess oil before sterilization.

Sterilization:

• Sterilize according to national regulations.
• Use appropriate sterilization packaging.