Spilling a specimen on the way out is the failure every laparoscopic team plans against, and a disposable retrieval bag prevents it. The bag enters folded, opens in the cavity and closes before the neck reaches the port. New to the technique? Our walkthrough of how to use an endocatch bag covers the steps. Volumes run 60 ml to 3000 ml.

A bag that survives extraction is decided by the film and the weld. We form transparent TPU into a cone that stays open once deployed, and laminate ripstop nylon with TPU for tear strength. Every batch passes microbial limit, EO/ECH residue and BI sterility tests in our own lab. See our redeployable ripstop retrieval bags for multi-specimen work.

Key Advantages of Our Disposable Retrieval Bag Range

Five bag lines share one introducer family, so a theatre standardises without restocking trocars.

Why Choose Segitools as Your Disposable Retrieval Bag Supplier

Segitools has spent 10 years building single-use instruments for MIS, and disposable retrieval bags have been in that range from the start. The self-owned 5,000 square feet factory keeps assembly and sterility testing under one roof. Read the Segitools ISO 13485 factory profile for audit records.