Elastrator Piller

Description

Specifications

• Material: High-quality stainless steel
• Finish: Polished for corrosion resistance
• Handle: Ergonomic, non-slip grip
• Size: Typically 18 cm to 22 cm in length
• Weight: Approximately 150–200 grams

Sizes

Available in sizes ranging from 18 cm to 22 cm to accommodate various livestock sizes and operator preferences.

Shapes

• Curved jaw design for secure placement of rubber rings
• Spring-loaded handles for controlled tension and precise application

Types

• Standard Elastrator Plier (manual operation)
• Heavy-duty versions for larger animals
• Disposable rubber ring kits compatible with plier

Material

• Surgical-grade stainless steel (Grade 304 or 316)
• Rubber rings made from high-quality latex or synthetic rubber

Category

• Veterinary Surgical Instruments
• Livestock Management Tools
• Castration Devices

Product Form

• Individual instrument (plier) with compatible rubber ring kits
• Sterile packaging available upon request

Usage

• Used in veterinary practice for bloodless castration of calves, lambs, and goats
• Reduces risk of bleeding and infection compared to surgical methods
• Ideal for use in farms, livestock management, and veterinary clinics

Advantages

• Quick and easy to use
• Minimal bleeding and reduced infection risk
• Cost-effective for large-scale livestock operations
• Does not require anaesthesia or surgical setup

Disadvantages

• May cause pain if analgesics are not administered
• Limited to younger animals with smaller scrotal size
• Improper ring placement can cause complications
• Not suitable for adult or large animals

Precautions

• Use only by trained veterinary professionals
• Ensure correct size and placement of rings
• Monitor animals post-procedure for swelling or infection
• Follow veterinary guidelines for analgesic use

HS / HSN Code

• HS Code: 9018.39
• HSN Code: 90183990 – Veterinary surgical instruments and castration devices

Handling Instructions

• Handle using clean, disinfected hands or gloves
• Inspect the instrument for damage or rust before use
• Store in a dry and sterile environment
• Dispose of rubber rings after use; plier is reusable

Sterilization Details

• Clean thoroughly with warm water and detergent after use
• Autoclave at 121°C for 15–20 minutes (for reusable pliers)
• Disposable rubber rings are pre-sterilized and single-use only

Veterinary Application

• Used for bloodless castration in calves, lambs, and goats
• Widely used in livestock farms and veterinary practices
• Improves hygiene and reduces post-operative complications
• Enhances animal welfare by minimizing invasive surgery

Human Application

• Rarely used in human medicine
• Primarily designed for veterinary use
• Adapted versions may be used for minor clinical training, but not recommended

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is an Elastrator Plier used for?
A: It is used for bloodless castration of livestock by applying rubber rings around the scrotum to restrict blood flow.

Q2: Is it safe for animals?
A: Yes, when used properly by trained veterinarians, it is a safe and effective method with minimal complications.

Q3: Can the plier be reused?
A: Yes, the plier is reusable after cleaning and sterilization. Rubber rings are single-use only.

Q4: What sizes are available?
A: Typically available in 18 cm to 22 cm lengths depending on animal size.

Q5: Is it used in human medicine?
A: No, it is primarily designed for veterinary and livestock use only.