Integra Padgett SB User manual

Integra®Padge®
Model SB
Slimline Dermatome

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Contents
Introduction .............................................................................................................................2
Features.....................................................................................................................................2
Optional Features ....................................................................................................................2
Components—Model SB Slimline........................................................................................ 3
Classifications..........................................................................................................................4
Specifications...........................................................................................................................4
Warnings................................................................................................................................... 5
Precautions...............................................................................................................................6
International Symbols.............................................................................................................8
Calibration................................................................................................................................9
The Power Supply.................................................................................................................. 10
How to Use the Model SB Slimline Dermatome................................................................ 11
Maintenance And Servicing..................................................................................................13
Trade-In ...................................................................................................................................13
Cleaning And Decontamination...........................................................................................14
Sterilization .............................................................................................................................17
Limited Warranty ....................................................................................................................18

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Introduction
The Integra®Padgett®Model SB Slimline Dermatome is intended for use in skin
harvesting from cadavers or animals in registered tissue banks or testing laboratories.
This equipment is intended only for professional use in tissue banks and similar
medical facilities, where it will be used under the supervision of trained personnel.
Features
• Available in 100 - 250V~, power supply will adapt to any input voltage.
• Power switch is controlled by the thumb and is located on the top of the hand
piece.
• The complete dermatome is delivered to you in a sturdy carry case with the
power supply, power supply cord, 13 ft (3.96 m) hand piece cord, guard, 2, 3 and
4 inch (5.08, 7.62 and 10.16 cm) width clips, screwdriver, calibration gauge, and
dermatome wrench.
• The Model SB has multiple methods of sterilization including: Steam, Ethylene
Oxide, Flash Autoclave and Sterrad® or Hydrogen Peroxide Gas Plasma.
Optional Features
• Integra Padgett Universal Dermatome Sterilizing Tray (part #3539-799). Contact
your Integra Padgett representative to purchase the Sterilization Tray.
• A 25 ft (7.62 m) hand piece power cord (part# 3539-715-25) may also be
purchased.
Warning: Read this manual thoroughly before using any parts of the Integra
Padgett Model SB Slimline Dermatome.

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Components—Model SB Slimline
Components
3539-800 Model SB Slimline Dermatome
Complete Unit (Includes the
following unless indicated)
DP-0800 Power supply
DP-0810 Hand piece
3539-258 Calibration guide
3539-257 Screwdriver
3539-702 Dermatome wrench
3539-266-0 Guard Plate
3539-266-2 2” (5.08 cm) width blade clip
3539-266-3 3” (7.62 cm) width blade clip
3539-266-4 4” (10.16 cm) width blade clip
3539-715-13 13’ (3.96 m) Hand piece power cord
3539-240 Dermatome carry case
Catalog # Description
1. Power Supply
2. Hand Piece Cord
3. Hand Piece
4. Blade Clips
5. Calibration Guide
6. Screwdriver
7. Power Supply Wall Cord
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Catalog # Description
Optional Accessories
3539-701 Dermatome hex nuts (2 pcs.)
3539-266-1 1” (2.54 cm) width blade clip
3539-715-25 25’ (7.62 m) Hand piece power cord
3539-252 Box of blades (10 per box)
3539-799 Integra Padgett Universal
Dermatome Sterilizing Tray
The Model SB has no user serviceable parts! The complete unit must be returned to the authorized repair
center to obtain repair or maintenance. Failure to do so voids the warranty.
For product ordering information please call 877-444-1122 or 609-275-0500.
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Catalog # Description
Power Supply Wall Cord
3539-620 120 Volt (US)

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Classifications
In accordance with: 60601-1/IEC 60601-1, Class I, Type BF
Continuous Operation with Short Term Loading
Explosion hazard. DO NOT use in the presence of flammable anesthetics.
Specifications
Maximum Graft Width SB: 4" (10.16 cm)
Input Voltage 100-250Vac
Input Frequency 50 / 60Hz
Output Volts 48Vac
Output Current 1A
Operating Temperature -20 to 50°C. Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Storage -40 to 55°C. Humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing
Assembled Weight 1 Lb 8oz. (.7 kg)

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Warnings
Danger: Explosion hazard. DO NOT use in the presence of oxygen, nitrous
oxide, or other flammable anesthetics.
This equipment is intended only for professional use in hospital, physical
therapy locations, and similar medical facilities where the patient will be under
the supervision of trained personnel.
To reduce the risk of electrical shock DO NOT remove power supply cover. Refer
maintenance and servicing to the Integra Padgett Dermatome Repair Center.
The movement of the blade generates heat which may cause a heat related
injury to the patient. Maintain forward movement while the dermatome is in
contact with the patient.
The Model SB DOES NOT have an automatic turn off feature. This product may
cause injury to the user if not operated in accordance with this manual. Handle
the Model SB with care.
Do not reuse blades. Blades are designed as single-use, disposable products
and should not be re-sterilized. Re-sterilization and subsequent reuse will dull
the blades and may result in cross-contamination or impaired function of the
product. Sharpness of the blades is not guaranteed with repeated use. Any
blade, once used, should be discarded according to hospital policy.
Use ONLY with Integra Padgett Dermatome Blade part number 3539-252.
It is the sole responsibility of the end-user to validate alternate sterilization
methods and cycles that do not comply with the validated sterilization
methods and cycles specified within this manual. Failure to comply with the
validated sterilization methods may result in ineffective sterilization and
damage to the device.
The dermatome is supplied non-sterile and must be sterilized prior to use.
Validated sterilization cycles are provided in the Sterilization section. The
dermatome blades have been sterilized with a minimum dose of 2.5 Mrads (25
kGy) of gamma irradiation, sterility assurance level of 10-6. Prior to use inspect
the blade packaging for damage which may compromise sterility. If damaged,
or in any way compromised, the dermatome blade must be assumed to be non-
sterile and must not be used.

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Precautions
A thorough, manual cleaning process as detailed in the Cleaning and
Decontamination section is recommended for the Dermatome Model SB. The
Dermatome motor housing cannot be immersed in liquid cleaners, which would
occur in an automated process. Automated cleaning methods may not be effective
and may result in damage and reduced performance of the device.
DO NOT auto clave power supply or power supply cord which interconnects the
power supply with the wall receptacle. Damage and reduced performance of the
device may result.
EMC Caution: Care should be taken if the equipment is used adjacent to or stacked
with other equipment. If adjacent or stacked use is inevitable, the equipment should
be observed to verify normal operation in the configuration in which it will be used.
The Model SB incorporates sealing devices used to prevent moisture from
entering the hand piece. One or more of these sealing devices can be damaged if
disassembled and reassembled. Refer servicing to an authorized Integra Padgett
Dermatome Repair Center.
Use Model SB hand piece with Model SB power supply and hand piece cord ONLY.
Prior to use visually inspect the dermatome hand piece and its cord for signs of
physical damage or wear. Do not use the dermatome if damage is observed. The
dermatome hand piece can only be serviced by the Integra Padgett Dermatome
Repair Center (refer to Maintenance and Servicing Section, page 13). Dermatome
hand piece cord damage may include cracks or discoloration of the cable jacket,
exposed conductors, or distortion of the cord or connector. If cord damage is
observed contact Integra Padgett Customer Service immediately to purchase a
replacement power cord (part number 3539-715-13) and discard the damaged cord.
Used blades should always be disposed of in proper safety containers.
Unit disposal (if necessary) is to be in compliance with your facilities disposal
protocols.
Avoid rough handling or dropping the dermatome hand piece and dermatome power
supply. If rough handling is suspected or the unit is dropped, it is recommended to
assess the condition of the dermatome system prior to use by the following method.

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1. Visually inspect all dermatome components for signs of physical
damage including loose parts, part distortion, rough edges, and areas of
discoloration.
2. Check the oscillating pin calibration (see Calibration section).
3. Check fit of all dermatome cables. Connect dermatome hand piece cord
between dermatome hand piece and power supply. Connect wall power
cord to power supply. All cable connectors are to fit properly with their
mating receptacles.
4. Connect power supply power cord to wall receptacle and turn power supply
switch on. The indicator light on the power supply is to illuminate.
5. Depress thumb-switch on dermatome hand piece. Dermatome motor is
to run and oscillating pin is to move rapidly from side to side. Note any
unusual motor sounds.
If issues are experienced with any of these system checks, do not use the dermatome
and return the unit to the Integra Padgett Dermatome Service Center for service (see
Maintenance and Servicing section).
Precautions (continued)

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International Symbols
This symbol represents the international symbol for Type B Medical
Equipment.
This symbol represents the international symbol for Protective Earth
(ground).
This symbol represents the international symbol for Direct Current.
This symbol represents the international symbol for cutting.
This symbol represents the international symbol for
“Caution, consult accompanying documents.”
This symbol represents the international symbol for Alternating
Current.
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This symbol represents the international symbol for Explosion
Hazard.
This symbol represents the international symbol for Electrical
Shock.
Caution: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or
on the order of a physician.
Serial number.

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Calibration
A calibration guide is included with the dermatome and can be ordered as an
accessory (part #3539-259). This guide is intended to determine if the oscillating pin,
which moves the blade, is within specifications. If the oscillating pin is not within
specifications, the blade may “chatter” or “skip,” yielding unsatisfactory results.
Prior to each use, the dermatome should be checked using the calibration guide to
determine if the particular instrument is within calibration specifications.
The calibration guide should be inserted between the oscillating pin and the base
of the blade guide (as shown in the diagram). This can be done from the right. If the
oscillating pin lies anywhere within the zone clearly marked on the calibration guide,
the dermatome is properly calibrated. If the pin lies on the edge or outside the zone,
the dermatome should not be used, and should be sent to the Integra Padgett
Dermatome Repair Center (IPDRC) for recalibration. The calibration procedure is
important because dropping the dermatome or inadvertently hitting the oscillating
pin may knock the instrument out of calibration.
Using the Calibration Guide (3539-259)
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Hold the Guide in your Right hand with the Integra logo facing up. Lower the LEFT side
of the Guide Slot over the Oscillating Pin and against the top of the Blade Guides.
2
Gently slide the Calibration Guide to the LEFT until the Oscillating Pin touches the
BOTTOM edge of the Guide Slot. If the Oscillating Pin lies anywhere between the
two vertical lines the dermatome is properly calibrated.

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The Power Supply
The green light on the power supply is a “ready” light, indicating that the
dermatome is ready for use whenever the light is on. Please note there may be up to
a two-second delay when the power switch is first activated before the green light
illuminates.
DO NOT AUTOCLAVE THE POWER SUPPLY OR THE POWER SUPPLY WALL CORD.

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The Model SB Dermatome must be sterilized
prior to use (refer to page 17 Sterilization
Section for instructions). The Model SB
Dermatome is equipped with a detachable
cord. The detachable cord is color-coded. The
silver end connects into the hand piece and
the black end connects to the power supply.
It is not possible to connect the cord to the
wrong receptacles as they are keyed differently
to accept the correct end of the cord. The
How to Use the Model SB Slimline Dermatome
Larger grommet diameter Side view
of blade
design also includes a reverse pin configuration to avoid electric shock. The dots
must be lined up for a connection. When you choose to disconnect the cord from the
hand piece and power supply, you must grasp the silver cap.
CAUTION: Blades are single use ONLY.
DO NOT reuse blades.
The on/off switch is on top of the hand piece
and is operated with the thumb. Push the
switch forward for continuous mode. Pull the
switch back to return to the off position.
The blade should be given a very thin coat
of sterile mineral oil on both sides before
insertion. Hold the dermatome in both hands
as shown in the picture. Place the blade such
that the “This Side Up” marker is facing the
operator. The blade grommet hole is to be
placed over the dermatome’s oscillating pin.
Refer to illustration. Place both thumbs over
the eccentric screws and push the blade
down and forward. The blade will easily fall
into place. The blade and dermatome blade
bed should be free from lint or other foreign
objects which may hinder free movement of
the blade. The blade is removed by lifting up
with both index fingers using the slots at each
end of the blade.

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How to Use the Model SB Slimline Dermatome (continued)
Select the desired width clip. A one inch
(2.54 cm) is available by special order.
Fasten in place with the Integra Padgett
supplied screwdriver as shown. Be sure
there is no lint or other foreign object
on the width clip that could restrict free
movement of the blade. The screws
should be sufficiently tightened to prevent
screw loosening during dermatome
The desired thickness of the graft is
predetermined by the operator and set by
using the pointer on the thickness guide
scale. The actual thickness of the harvested
tissue is highly dependent upon the
operator technique and the condition of
the tissue being harvested. The thickness
guide scale provides both inch and
millimeter values.
Much of the weight of the motor should
be carried by the hand that holds the
dermatome to maintain a reasonably light
pressure between the cutting edge and
the patient’s body. The instrument should
be held at a 25° - 45° angle. The cut graft
automatically folds itself into the “pocket”
of the dermatome head. To sever the graft,
operation. Excessively tightened screws may cause dermatome performance issues
or permanent device damage. Only use the Integra Padgett supplied screwdriver to
tighten the screws.
simply lift the dermatome up and away from the donor site. As per Association of
Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN®) recommended practice the dermatome’s
hand piece cord should be secured to the sterile field with a non-perforating device.
Friction from the rapid back and forth movement of the blade generates heat which
may result in an unsatisfactory graft. Once the dermatome is placed into contact
with the skin surface you must maintain forward movement until the graft is taken.

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Maintenance And Servicing
The Model SB Slimline Dermatome does not contain any user serviceable parts.
All maintenance and servicing should be done at an approved Integra Padgett
Dermatome Repair Center (IPDRC). Failure to use authorized repair center voids
the warranty.
It is recommended that the dermatome system be sent to the repair center for
servicing annually. Whether returning the dermatome for annual service or should
repair service be required it is very important to return the complete dermatome
system, including the hand piece, all power cords, power supply, guard plate, all
width blade clips, calibration guide, screwdriver, and dermatome wrench. A Return
Material Authorization (RMA) number is required and may be obtained by contacting
Integra Padgett Customer Service prior to returning product.
The product is required to be properly cleaned and sterilized before it is returned to
the repair center with documentation verifying sterilization. Failure to sterilize the
product will result in a handling fee.
For Domestic Returns
- Customer Service 800-654-2873 or 609-275-5363. Fax [phone]
- Ship unit to: Integra Padgett Dermatome Repair Center (IPDRC)
1109 Valley Ridge Drive
Grain Valley, MO 64209 USA
For International Returns
- Customer Service [phone]. Fax [phone]
- Ship unit to: Integra GmbH
Technical Service and Repair
Gewerbepark Ratingen
Halskestrasse 9 D-40880
Ratingen, Germany
Trade-In
Any dermatome, regardless of its working order or manufacturer, may be traded in
for credit against the purchase of a new dermatome. Contact your Integra Padgett
Representative for details. The trade-in program is based on a one-for-one trade.
If you choose to dispose of your unit follow your facility’s disposal protocols.

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Cleaning And Decontamination
A thorough, manual cleaning process is recommended for the Dermatome Model
SB. The Dermatome motor housing cannot be immersed in liquid cleaners, which
would occur in an automated process. Automated cleaning methods may not be
effective and may result in damage and reduced performance of the device.
As with any decontamination procedure, personnel should follow accepted
guidelines for hand washing, the use of protective attire, etc. as recommended by
A.A.M.I. Standards and Recommended Practice ANSI/AAMI ST79:2010.
CAUTION: During this cleaning / decontamination process, the dermatome is to be
partially disassembled by removal of the guard plate from the unit’s cutting head
and removal of the cutting head from the hand piece. With these components
removed, certain features of the dermatome that are critical to its proper operation
are exposed. Therefore, extra care must be exercised when handling the dermatome
components in this state to protect them from physical damage. The critical
features of the dermatome components include the oscillating pin and drive shaft
of the motor housing, the blade nest and leading edge of the cutting head, and
the edge of the guide bar. Only remove the components as instructed below.
Further disassembly of the instrument is likely to cause permanent damage. The
dermatome contains no user serviceable parts and must be returned to an approved
Integra Padgett Dermatome repair center for repair and maintenance.
Cutting Head Removal
CAUTION: The dermatome’s cutting head should only be removed to perform the
cleaning and decontamination process. Use the dermatome wrench (3539-702)
provided to disassemble the two hex nuts located on the motor housing’s flange. Tip
the motor housing to create sufficient clearance between the motor shaft and the
opening in the blade bed of the cutting head so that the motor housing freely slides
out of the cutting head. Forcibly removing the motor housing from the cutting head
may cause permanent damage.
A. Precleaning
Remove width clip and width clip screw fasteners. Carefully remove the single-use
dermatome blade (CAUTION: Blade is sharp). Dispose of dermatome blade as per
your institutions’ protocol regarding the handling and disposal of sharps. Remove
any apparent debris from dermatome, width clip, and power cord with a lap sponge
and sterile water to prevent drying of blood and body fluids.
B. Cleaning and Decontamination
To prevent the formation of biofilm, cleaning should occur as soon as possible after
dermatome use.

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1. Maintain Moisture: Immediately after the surgical procedure, place the
dermatome hand piece, width clip, guard, and screw fasteners in an instrument
container and apply a transport foam or gel product (e.g., Steris PRE-Klenz®)
specifically intended to keep soil moist on surgical instruments. Also introduce
some of the foam or gel product into the oscillating pin recess of the cutting
head. Transport the tray containing the soiled dermatome in an impervious
plastic bag or container to the decontamination environment. Keep the outside
of the container clean.
2. Enzymatic Soak: Prepare an enzymatic detergent solution (e.g., ASP® ENZOL®) as
per the manufacturer’s recommendation. Remove the two hex nuts fastening the
dermatome’s cutting head to the motor housing. Immerse only the dermatome’s
cutting head, width clips, guard, and screw fasteners in the enzymatic solution.
Do not immerse the dermatome’s motor housing. Immersion of the motor
housing can cause permanent damage to its electrical components.
CAUTION: Removing the dermatome’s cutting head from the motor housing
will result in exposing the oscillating pin and motor drive shaft. The contour
of the oscillating pin is factory set to provide proper dermatome performance.
Care must be taken in handling the motor housing in this state. Dropping the
motor housing or hitting the oscillating pin can cause damage that will result in
the instrument being out of calibration upon re-assembly.
3. Rinse: After the enzymatic detergent manufacturer’s recommended soak period,
remove dermatome’s cutting head, width clips, and screw fasteners from the
detergent solution and thoroughly rinse the items with tap water.
4. Clean Instruments: Prepare a cleaning solution appropriate for surgical
instruments (e.g., ASP ENZOL) as per the manufacturer’s instructions. Using a
small clean soft-bristled brush, remove soil from all surfaces of the dermatome’s
cutting head, width clips, guard, and screw fasteners while they are submerged
in the solution. Take particular care in removing soils from the dermatome’s
cutting head features containing crevices and sharp inside corners. Clean the
dermatome’s motor housing by wiping with a soft clean cloth moistened with
the detergent solution. Pay special attention to removing soil from the area of
the oscillating pin and drive shaft. Clean the power cord by wiping with a soft
clean cloth moistened with the detergent solution.
5. Rinse: Thoroughly rinse all dermatome components under gently running tap
water and wipe with a dry, soft, clean cloth. Do not immerse the dermatome
components.
Cleaning And Decontamination (Continued)

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Cleaning And Decontamination (Continued)
6. Final Rinse: Rinse all dermatome components with softened or deionized water.
Softened or deionized water should be used for the final rinse to better remove
detergents and other residues from the rinse water. Excessively hard water can
spot or stain instruments. Excess chlorine in the rinse water can result in pitting.
7. Visual Inspection and Dermatome Assembly: Visually inspect the dermatome
components for cleanliness and ensure all components are in proper working
order. Visually inspect the dermatome’s power cord for signs of damage that
may include cracks or discoloration of the cable jacket, exposed conductors,
or distortion of cord or connector. If damage is observed do not use the
dermatome and return immediately to the Integra Padgett Dermatome Repair
Center for service (refer to Maintenance and Servicing section).
8. Assemble the unit by aligning the holes in the motor housing flange with the
threaded studs of the cutting head. Note that the thumbswitch on the motor
housing is to be positioned on the top of the unit. Tip the motor housing to
create sufficient clearance to carefully slide the motor
housing drive shaft into the cutting head. Replace and
tighten the two hex nuts using the dermatome wrench.
Check the unit calibration (see page 9) after assembly.
9. Wrap Dermatome for Sterilization: The guard, width
clips, and the width clip attachment screws are not to be
assembled to the dermatome in preparation for sterilization.
Prepare the dermatome hand piece assembly, guard, width
clips, width clip screws, and handpiece power cord for
sterilization using a wrapper that is appropriate for the method of sterilization to
be used. The oscillating pin recess at the blade nest of the dermatome’s cutting
head is to face downward to expedite drainage of potential condensate if a
steam sterilization method is employed.
10. Sterilization: Utilize one of the validated methods of sterilization outlined in the
sterilization section (page 17).
Correct assembly
of hex nut

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Sterilization
The Model SB Slimline Dermatome is provided NON-STERILE and must be sterilized
prior to use. The sterilization cycle parameters outlined below have been validated
for the Model SB Slimline Dermatome.
Steam Sterilization:
Cycle
Conditions
Exposure
Temperature Exposure Time Dry Time
Wrapped Pre-Vacuum 132°C (270°F) 4 minutes 20 minutes
Wrapped Gravity 132°C (270°F) 15 minutes 20 minutes
Unwrapped (Flash)
Pre-Vacuum 132°C (270°F) 4 minutes N/A
Unwrapped (Flash)
Gravity 132°C (270°F) 15 minutes N/A
NOTE: Ensure sufficient cooling time after the sterilization process to allow the
dermatome temperature to equilibrate to ambient room temperature. This is
especially important when utilizing a flash sterilization cycle.
100% Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Precondition the chamber to the specified
exposure temperature and 55% relative humidity for a minimum of 1 hour. The 100%
Ethylene Oxide gas concentration is 725 mg/L.
Cycle
Conditions
Exposure
Temperature Exposure Time Aeration Time
Wrapped 37°C (99°F) 8 hours 12 hrs. min at
51-59°C
Wrapped 55°C (131°F) 180 minutes 12 hrs. min at
51-59°C
Sterrad Sterilization: Dermatome to be processed on STERRAD® 100S unit (short
cycle) which consists of the following steps:
Vacuum
1st Injection Stage
1st Diffusion Stage
1st Gas Plasma Stage
2nd Injection Stage
2nd Diffusion Stage
2nd Gas Plasma Stage
Vent
Total cycle time = ~55 minutes
It is the user’s responsibility to validate any sterilization parameters that are not
provided directly by the manufacturer.

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Limited Warranty
INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES CORPORATION (“INTEGRA”) warrants to its authorized distributors
and the original purchaser only that each new INTEGRA product is free from manufacturing
defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one (1)
year (except as otherwise expressly provided as to accessory items) from the date of delivery
by INTEGRA to the first purchaser, but in no event beyond the expiration date stated on any
product labeling.
• Surgical instruments are guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship
when maintained and cleaned properly and used normally for their intended purpose.
• Any covered product that is placed by INTEGRA under a lease, rental or installment
purchase agreement and that requires repair service during the term of such placement
agreement shall be repaired in accordance with the terms of such agreement.
If any covered defect occurs during the warranty period or term of such placement agreement,
the purchaser should communicate directly with INTEGRA’s home office. If purchaser seeks to
invoke the terms of this warranty, the product must be returned to INTEGRA at its home office.
The defective product should be returned promptly, properly packaged and postage prepaid.
Loss or damage in return shipment to INTEGRA shall be at CUSTOMER’s risk. INTEGRA’s sole
responsibility under this warranty shall be repair or replacement, at INTEGRA’s sole discretion
at INTEGRA’s expense, subject to the terms of this warranty and applicable agreements.
IN NO EVENT SHALL INTEGRA BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL
OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE ACQUISITION OR USE OF ANY INTEGRA
PRODUCT. Further, this warranty shall not apply to, and INTEGRA shall not be responsible for,
any loss arising in connection with the purchase or use of any INTEGRA product that has been
repaired by anyone other than an authorized INTEGRA service representative or altered in any
way so as, in INTEGRA’s judgment, to affect its stability or reliability, or which has been subject
to misuse, negligence or accident, or which has been used otherwise than in accordance with
the instructions furnished by INTEGRA. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN
LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND OF ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS
OR LIABILITIES ON INTEGRA’S PART, AND INTEGRA NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES
ANY REPRESENTATIVE OR OTHER PERSON TO ASSUME FOR IT ANY OTHER LIABILITY IN
CONNECTION WITH INTEGRA’S PRODUCTS.
INTEGRA DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
OR APPLICATION OR WARRANTY OF QUALITY AS WELL AS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
WARRANTY TO PATIENTS. No warranty or guarantee may be created by any act or statement
nor may this Standard Warranty be modified in any way, except as a result of a writing signed
by an officer of INTEGRA. These limitations on the creation or modification of this warranty
may not be waived or modified orally or by any conduct.
Integra Padgett dermatomes are intended for use in conjunction with Integra Padgett
dermatome blades only. Accordingly, using another manufacturer’s blades in conjunction with
an Integra Padgett dermatome will void the product warranty.

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