Buy Biopsy Punches in Nigeria.

Which biopsy-punch sizes are listed?

GIMA lists ten diameter-specific biopsy-punch articles in this selection: 22580 at 1 mm; 22581 at 1.5 mm; 22582 at 2 mm; 22583 at 2.5 mm; 22584 at 3 mm; 22585 at 3.5 mm; 22586 at 4 mm; 22587 at 5 mm; 22588 at 6 mm; and 22589 at 7 mm. Each diameter has a distinct article number and product page.

Each size has its own manufacturer article number. Use the exact number and diameter on the purchase line. For a quantity containing multiple sizes, list each diameter separately so the quotation and received goods can be checked article by article.

Where can I buy biopsy punches in Nigeria?

Franance can prepare a written quotation for GIMA biopsy punches in Nigeria. Browse the biopsy-punch category, review an exact item such as GIMA article 22582, 2 mm, and include the article and requested quantity in the Franance quote cart. The GIMA brand page links to related catalogue products.

State the required diameter, article, quantity and destination city or state. Ask the written quote to confirm the item identity, commercial unit, package content, price, availability and delivery terms. A catalogue page does not guarantee Nigerian stock; the current Franance quotation is the source for commercial terms.

What material and product format does GIMA list?

GIMA describes the punch as a sterile, single-use stainless-steel product. The source also lists an 8 mm blade length and individual sealed packaging. These details apply to the manufacturer’s biopsy-punch listings represented in the category. They are useful fields for a buyer comparing an offer against the stated product requirement.

The material and package description should be kept with the exact article and diameter. If a purchasing requirement needs further information, such as a specific steel grade, sterilization method or shelf-life statement, request the relevant manufacturer document. The listing alone does not establish information it does not state.

How should diameter be used in a product comparison?

Diameter is the primary visible choice across these GIMA articles. Compare the values in millimetres and retain the exact article code; do not round 1.5 mm to 2 mm or treat a missing half-step as a configurable choice. Each listed diameter is a distinct product identity. The table gives the GIMA article mapping so the requested size can be checked against the official page.

The responsible buyer or user should specify the required diameter. If the purchase request gives only a broad product name, clarify the exact diameter before asking for a quotation. That simple check avoids a quote for a neighboring article that does not match the stated requirement.

What does the 8 mm blade-length value describe?

GIMA’s catalogue detail lists an 8 mm blade length for the biopsy-punch product family. This is distinct from the diameter shown in the item title. For example, an article may be identified by a 2 mm diameter while the separate blade-length specification is 8 mm. Keep both dimensions labelled rather than treating the numbers as interchangeable.

If a technical specification needs the blade length to be confirmed for a particular article, use that article’s current product page or request written confirmation. Do not assume that the value changes with diameter unless the manufacturer states a size-specific difference. In the quote request, prioritize the exact article and diameter, then ask for the blade-length specification where it matters to the buyer.

How should sterile and individual-pack information be interpreted?

GIMA identifies the punches as sterile and single-use and lists individual sealed packaging. These statements support product identification and package comparison. They do not specify an expiry date, storage condition, transport temperature or sterilization method unless the relevant document expressly says so. Ask for the package label or manufacturer documentation when one of those details is required for purchasing review.

The commercial unit should also be clear. The listing’s individual sealed-package statement does not tell the buyer how many items are included in a supplier’s sales unit. Ask Franance to specify the quantity per pack, number of packs and total item count in writing. This avoids confusion between the requested number of punches and the supplier’s unit of sale.

What should buyers request with the product?

The main product facts are manufacturer, article, diameter, sterile single-use format, stainless-steel material, 8 mm blade length and individual sealed packaging. A purchasing team can request the exact document it needs, such as product information or package labeling, and ask the quote to state the exact unit. Avoid requesting or assuming a regulatory certificate by a generic name; identify the document and have the authorized reviewer assess it.

Keep the manufacturer page, quotation and any supplied document together. If an attribute is not shown on the page, mark it for confirmation instead of adding a value from another size. The direct article mapping provides a reliable base for comparing sizes and checking the model that Franance offers.

What does the common product specification tell you?

GIMA lists stainless steel, sterile single-use format, 8 mm blade length and individual sealed packaging for these biopsy punches. These shared characteristics let a buyer compare diameters without treating each size as an entirely unrelated product family. The article number still matters because it identifies the selected diameter and the exact page.

If a request is for a set of multiple diameters, specify each article and quantity rather than selecting an unspecified assortment. Ask the quote to show the commercial unit and the number supplied for each line. The listed individual sealed packaging does not by itself establish how many units are sold in a supplier pack, so request the pack quantity when it affects the budget or receiving count.

How should a multi-size requirement be quoted?

For a request covering more than one diameter, list each GIMA article separately and state its own quantity. A purchase line for article 22580 should say 1 mm; article 22581 is 1.5 mm; and article 22582 is 2 mm. Continue the same mapping for 22583–22589. This makes the offer readable even when several sizes share the same material, sterile description and package format.

Ask the quotation to state whether the commercial unit is one individual punch or a pack, then record the total number supplied for each size. Do not apply one size’s article number to an assortment of diameters. Before approval, compare each line with the manufacturer page and have the responsible buyer resolve any difference in model or quantity.

Which product details stay constant across the diameter choices?

GIMA lists the biopsy punches as stainless steel, sterile and single-use, with an 8 mm blade length and individual sealed packaging. The diameter changes from article to article, while these other published details are common across the family in the reviewed catalogue pages. A comparison should therefore place the diameter and GIMA article in the prominent columns and retain the shared details as supporting specifications.

If a quote line differs from those published features, compare the offered article page and request a written explanation. Do not assume that a substitute with a nearby diameter has the same package or specification. Keeping the same product attributes visible across the table lets the buyer focus on the intended size without overlooking the exact source-listed item.

How should diameter and blade length be compared?

The manufacturer title gives the punch diameter, while GIMA lists 8 mm as the blade length. These dimensions answer different product questions and should appear in separate fields. For a 2 mm punch, for example, the model is article 22582 and its separate listed blade length is 8 mm. Do not treat the second number as a size range or a replacement for the diameter.

The same 8 mm blade-length value appears with the diameter-specific items in the product information. If a buyer needs a size-related specification beyond the title, check the exact article page and ask for model-level confirmation. Presenting both dimensions clearly in the quote lets the purchaser compare the product with the requirement without confusing the diameter chosen with the length stated by GIMA.

How do I place a Franance quote order?

Select the exact GIMA diameter and article from the biopsy-punch category and add the requested quantity to the Franance quote cart. Include your destination, preferred contact details and any packaging or documentation requirements. A link to the GIMA brand page provides access to the rest of the listed GIMA range.

Franance can then confirm the quoted product and commercial terms in writing. Check the article, diameter, unit of sale, total quantity, price, availability and delivery scope before approving the order. The request is for a quotation and does not take payment or guarantee stock.

For a mixed-size request, list five 2 mm punches as article 22582 and three 3 mm punches as article 22584 on separate quote-cart lines. Ask the offer to preserve both quantities and article references.

Frequently asked questions

### What diameter range is listed?

GIMA lists articles from 1 mm to 7 mm, including 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 mm sizes. Use the exact article mapping.

### What blade length does GIMA state?

The catalogue detail lists an 8 mm blade length for the biopsy-punch range.

### What material and packaging are stated?

The product is listed as sterile, single-use stainless steel with individual sealed packaging.

### How should I order multiple sizes?

List each diameter and article separately, then specify the required quantity for each.