Atlas's Polypropylene Mesh is constructed of knitted extruded polypropylene, identical in composition. The polypropylene filament undergoes a knitting process that interlinks each junction of the fibre. Special laser cutting ensures the mesh can be shaped to any desired size or form. The mesh's bi-directional elastic property allows it to adapt to various stresses encountered in the body. It is available in various thicknesses, dimensions, knitting patterns, shapes, pore sizes, and pre-cut sizes. Our products are tested to have excellent burst strength and can be customized to meet specific customer requirements. The mesh is designed to be smooth, strong, thin, and flexible, suitable for both tension-free and laparoscopic tension-free hernia repairs, providing essential support for weak tissues.
PROPERTY |
DESCRIPTION |
Type |
Monofilament Polypropylene (undyed) |
Material |
Polypropylene |
Color |
Undyed |
Tissue Reaction |
Minimal |
Absorption |
Non-absorbable |
Tensile Strength |
Excellent tensile strength, excellent knot tying, minimal tissue reaction |
USP Range |
Available in various sizes |
Sterilization |
EO (Ethylene Oxide) |
Needle Type |
Round bodied, cutting edge, taper point, straight, blunt point |
Packing |
Packaged in medical grade ETO pouches with needle |
CHARACTERISTICS |
High tensile strength |
Non-absorbable |
Synthetic |
Ductile and malleable |
Monofilament with microscopic uniform diameter |
Hermetically sealed packing |
BENEFITS |
Excellent and permanent tissue support |
Minimal tissue reaction |
Good handling properties |
Soft passage through tissues without sawing, tissue drag, and trauma |
Absence of capillarity (no support of bacterial growth) |
Excellent knot tie down |
Guaranteed seal and product sterility |
INDICATIONS |
Closure of sternum |
Orthopaedics |
Abdominal wall closure and hernia repair |
CONTRAINDICATIONS |
Known sensitivities or allergies to stainless steel or metals such as chromium and nickel |