Buy Surgical Guiding Needles in Nigeria.

How do I compare the six listed surgical guiding needle articles?

The six manufacturer pages use the same named product family and repeat the same listed length, geometry, tip and thread description. The code and Charrière value distinguish the selected articles. This makes an exact code-to-size check more useful than treating the range as one generic Redon Spike item.

The table below preserves the source title and separate listed details. The table lists six articles in this Redon Spike family. Ask Franance to help locate another manufacturer or model if your specification calls for a different pattern or size. Use the manufacturer page associated with a requested code to verify its title before procurement.

Official B. Braun/Aesculap item pages are linked for BN912R, BN913R, BN914R, BN915R, BN916R and BN917R. These product pages are the source for each corresponding article description.

Which Redon Spike sizes map to each article code?

Use the model code and size as a pair. The manufacturer pages pair the codes and sizes as follows: BN912R for Charr. 8, BN913R for Charr. 10, BN914R for Charr. 12, BN915R for Charr. 14, BN916R for Charr. 16, and BN917R for Charr. 18. Although the references appear in numerical order, the table follows the manufacturer-listed article details rather than assuming that an unlisted size exists.

For a request that includes several sizes, prepare one line per code and quantity. A shorthand such as “BN912R–BN917R” gives a range of codes but does not state the required quantity of each model. A phrase such as “sizes 8 to 18” also leaves it unclear whether all six even-numbered entries are needed or only selected sizes. List each requested size explicitly and ask the quote to preserve the code next to it.

The manufacturer uses the wording “Ø Charr.” in these titles. Keep the designation and value as printed. Keep that designation as printed; if your purchasing specification uses a different measurement convention, ask the responsible technical reviewer to reconcile it with the manufacturer page. If the purchasing specification uses a different measurement convention, have the technical reviewer reconcile it against the manufacturer record rather than doing a silent conversion.

Which specifications are common across these records?

Across these six records, the source titles agree on “Redon Spike (Guiding Needle),” strong curvature, 190 mm overall length, knife tip and threaded description. The separate detail fields likewise repeat 190 mm, strongly curved geometry, knife-tip profile and threaded construction. The selected evidence therefore supports a compact common description, but the Charrière value remains model-specific.

A schedule can put the shared fields in a heading or notes column, provided each individual line still names the exact BN code and Charr. size. Do not let the shared fields replace the size-to-code mapping. If the offer uses a different product title, tip wording, thread description or length, mark the difference and request confirmation. Do not carry the shared description to a different manufacturer’s product or another family without checking its own source record.

The listed manufacturer information does not specify an additional working length, handle, accessory or material for these articles. If one of those details matters to your purchase, ask Franance to obtain confirmation for the exact code before comparing offers.

How should buyers review a proposed alternative?

An alternative should be compared against the original requested code, not only against the broad category name. First record the requested Charr. value and its corresponding BN article. Then obtain the proposed model’s own manufacturer title and details. Compare size, full product name, stated length, geometry, tip and threaded wording. If the alternative differs, show the difference to the person responsible for the approved specification.

The six selected records are close in title and share several listed features, but those common points do not establish that one size can replace another. Keep the requested and offered references on separate lines so the reviewer can see the change. Ask the quotation to identify the proposed model by code and state its exact size; do not accept a shortened phrase like “same Redon Spike” as a substitution explanation.

If a required attribute is not present on the exact product page, mark it “not stated in the reviewed source” and seek written clarification. Do not fill an omission with a value from another size. Keep the alternative pending until the purchasing or clinical reviewer has decided whether it meets the organisation’s requirements.

What package and product-status details need confirmation?

The cited product records identify the articles and their listed features. The product pages do not state the commercial pack quantity, number of pieces supplied, accessories, sterility, packaging presentation or current Nigerian availability. Ask Franance to confirm the terms for the exact offered code.

Ask Franance to state the commercial unit, total number supplied, package contents and any separate components in the written quotation. If a tender or internal purchasing process requires product-specific documents, name the exact BN code and ask what documentation can be provided for that item. Avoid assuming that a shared family title means the items use identical packaging or commercial units.

Price and delivery are also order-specific. A manufacturer product page does not establish a local selling price, stock position or delivery date. Request confirmation with the quote for the requested quantities and destination.

What should a Nigeria quotation request include?

Give Franance an itemised schedule with one line for each requested article. Each line should contain the BN code, Charr. size, requested quantity and the manufacturer title or direct product-page link. Add the delivery destination and contact details, and include any purchasing specification that must be met. Where the requirement mentions tip, thread or length, retain the exact language rather than using only “guiding needle.”

Ask the written response to identify the offered article, commercial unit, number supplied, package, unit and extended prices, price validity and delivery assumptions. If the quotation proposes a substitute, require its code and size on a distinct line plus a clear statement of how it differs from the requested record. This structure helps procurement compare offers and helps receiving staff match the delivered description to the order.

Submit the request using the Franance quote cart. Current price, availability and delivery terms should be confirmed for the specific quotation. No local stock or manufacturer-authorised status is inferred from the linked product pages.

How can the article-to-size match be documented?

A reliable comparison record should preserve three relationships: code to Charr. size, requested line to offered line, and offer to the source page reviewed. Keep the date, the exact BN reference, the product title, quantity, delivery destination and any unresolved package question with the quotation. If more than one size is ordered, record each line independently even when all the shared descriptive fields are identical.

For receiving, compare the order confirmation, supplier paperwork and physical label against the model code and size on the approved line. If the paperwork abbreviates the title, ask for clarification before treating it as a match. Record any accepted change through the organisation’s normal approval process; the original request should remain visible in the record so the change can be traced.

This practice does not add specifications to the manufacturer’s page. It simply keeps the documented source, the purchasing requirement and the commercial offer connected. Use the article-specific page links above when a reviewer needs to recheck one of the six listed models.

How should a buyer specify a Redon Spike size ladder?

When a purchasing schedule requests more than one Redon Spike size, treat each Charrière value as its own order line. The listed records map BN912R to Charr. 8, BN913R to 10, BN914R to 12, BN915R to 14 and BN917R to 18. Each of those product titles also states a strongly curved 190 mm instrument with a knife tip and threaded description. The shared length and pattern do not make the gauge interchangeable; keep the article code beside the size in every requisition, quotation and receiving record.

If a department requests a range without naming every code, return the schedule for clarification before asking for a quote. A range can mean several sizes purchased together, a permitted choice among sizes, or a particular quantity allocation. The manufacturer pages establish the available article-to-size mapping, but they do not say what quantity or assortment a buyer needs. Have the request owner identify the exact codes and line quantities, then send that list to Franance through the quote cart.

What should the receiving comparison retain for each article?

A useful receiving checklist should reproduce the same identifiers used in the purchase approval: manufacturer article code, Charrière size, stated overall length, geometry, tip description and the threaded wording. This is especially helpful when a carton or invoice abbreviates the long source title. Check the label against the quoted line rather than relying on a broad “guiding needle” category name.

Keep the manufacturer’s exact phrasing with the article. For example, the titles use “Redon Spike (Guiding Needle)” and specify a knife tip; they do not provide a separate needle diameter in millimetres. Do not convert the Charrière designation into an unverified metric value or substitute another manufacturer’s size convention. If a package, sales unit or included component is important, request confirmation for the exact BN code because these product pages do not establish those commercial details. The result is a traceable code-to-size comparison for the quote and receiving record.

What information should accompany a request for an unlisted size?

If the required Charrière value is not one of the listed entries, do not assume that the nearest listed BN code is an acceptable replacement. The manufacturer pages shows BN912R, BN913R, BN914R, BN915R and BN917R, with the codes mapped to Charr. 8, 10, 12, 14 and 18. A request for another size should be treated as a separate sourcing question. Send the exact requested size, any known manufacturer reference, quantity and destination, and ask Franance to confirm whether an exact matching article can be quoted.

When an alternative is proposed, ask for its own manufacturer page and exact article code. Compare its stated size, length, curvature, tip and threaded wording against the original requirement. Keep the original and alternative as separate lines until the buyer responsible for the specification approves a change. This avoids silently converting a clinical or technical requirement into a catalogue guess. If the source omits packaging or supply-unit details, leave those questions open for the quote rather than assuming that all sizes share a commercial unit.