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Veterinary Braided Silk Suture Thread |
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| Product Overview |
Veterinary Braided Silk Suture Thread is a multi-strand natural silk material designed for wound closure, ligation and general surgical procedures in livestock and veterinary practice. The braided construction provides good flexibility, handling characteristics and knot security during manual suturing.
Supplied on convenient spools and available in No. 10, No. 12 and No. 18 specifications, the thread can be selected according to animal size, tissue type and surgical requirements. It is suitable for veterinary clinics, livestock farms, animal hospitals and field surgical kits.
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| Product Gallery |
- Multi-strand natural silk construction
- Braided thread structure
- Convenient spool packaging
- Suitable for manual needle threading
- No. 10, No. 12 and No. 18 size options
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| Key Features |
- Natural Silk Material: Manufactured from multi-strand silk for traditional veterinary suturing and ligation applications.
- Braided Construction: Provides flexible handling and convenient manipulation during surgical procedures.
- Good Knot Handling: Braided structure helps provide stable knot placement during wound closure and ligation.
- Multiple Thread Sizes: Available in No. 10, No. 12 and No. 18 to meet different veterinary requirements.
- Spool Supply: Allows the required length of thread to be cut according to the surgical procedure.
- Compatible with Suture Needles: Can be used with appropriate reusable or disposable veterinary surgical needles.
- Wide Veterinary Use: Suitable for livestock surgery, wound repair, tissue approximation and ligation.
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| Working Principle |
The required length of suture thread is cut from the spool and threaded through a suitable surgical needle. The veterinarian passes the needle and thread through the tissue edges using the selected suturing technique. The thread is then tied securely to approximate tissue, close wounds or ligate tissue structures according to the surgical procedure.
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| Technical Specifications |
| Product Type |
Veterinary Surgical Suture Thread |
| Material |
Natural Silk |
| Structure |
Multi-Strand Braided Thread |
| Available Sizes |
No. 10 / No. 12 / No. 18 |
| Supply Format |
Thread Spool |
| Needle Included |
No, Use with Compatible Surgical Needle |
| Suture Category |
Natural Braided Suture Material |
| Primary Functions |
Wound Closure / Tissue Approximation / Ligation |
| Main Application |
Veterinary and Livestock Surgery |
| Suitable Animals |
Pig, Cattle, Sheep, Goat and Other Animals |
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| Applications |
- Veterinary wound closure
- Soft tissue approximation
- Surgical ligation
- Livestock surgical procedures
- Pig, cattle, goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and goat surgery
- Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals
- Field veterinary surgical kits
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| Installation & Maintenance |
- Select the appropriate thread size and surgical needle according to the procedure.
- Confirm the required sterility status before using the thread in a surgical field.
- Cut only the required thread length using clean surgical scissors.
- Avoid unnecessary handling of the thread to help maintain cleanliness.
- Use an appropriate knotting technique and avoid excessive tension that may damage tissue.
- Do not use thread that is contaminated, damaged or deteriorated.
- Keep unused material protected from moisture, dust and contamination.
- Store in a clean, dry environment away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
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| Product FAQ |
Q: What material is the veterinary suture made from?
A: This product is made from multi-strand natural silk thread.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: The standard SHEWUYOU specifications are No. 10, No. 12 and No. 18.
Q: Is the thread monofilament or braided?
A: It is a multi-strand braided silk thread designed for flexible handling and reliable knot placement.
Q: Is a surgical needle included?
A: The standard spool product is supplied as suture thread. A compatible surgical needle should be selected separately according to the procedure.
Q: What is the suture used for?
A: It can be used for wound closure, tissue approximation and ligation during veterinary surgical procedures.
Q: Is silk considered an absorbable suture?
A: Surgical silk is generally classified as a non-absorbable natural suture material, although its strength can gradually decrease in tissue over time.
Q: Is this product sterile?
A: Sterility is not specified for the standard spool configuration shown here. Confirm the required sterile or non-sterile supply condition before ordering and follow the applicable veterinary surgical protocol.
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