Sklar Farrell Applicator, Triangle End
A six and a half inch applicator with a triangle end tip, used to apply medication or manage tissue in confined areas during minor surgical procedures.
The Sklar Farrell Applicator is used to reach into confined or narrow anatomical spaces, such as the ear, nose or a small wound, to apply a topical agent, pack a cavity, or manipulate tissue where fingers or a bulkier instrument cannot easily go. Its triangle end tip gives a defined shape for controlled contact with tissue, distinct from a plain rounded or ball end applicator, and this shape suits certain packing or application tasks where a flatter surface improves contact.
At six and a half inches, it offers enough reach for ENT and minor surgical work without being cumbersome to handle in a small field. This listing covers three variants of the pattern, giving a facility a choice within the same product line. It is used by ENT surgeons, general practitioners and nursing staff during minor procedures, wound packing and topical treatment tasks.
As a stainless steel instrument, it is designed for the repeated cleaning and sterilisation cycles typical of hospital and clinic instrument processing.
