Surgicryl – braided, absorbable PGA suture from SMI
Surgicryl is a resorbable, synthetic, braided suture from SMI made from Polyglactine 910. 
Surgicryl from SMI is a synthetic, braided, and coated resorbable suturemade of polyglycolic acid. It has a medium-strength profile and is used for soft tissue closure and ligatures in various surgical fields.
If you have previously worked with Vicryl from Ethicon, you will feel confident with the handling characteristics and performance of this suture as well.
The braided construction gives Surgicryl good flexibility, manageability, and knot security. The thread is coated with polycaprolactone and calcium stearate to reduce surface friction and facilitate passage through tissue. Surgicryl is available in violet and uncolored versions.
Surgicryl is this strong
Surgicryl degrades through hydrolysis. After approximately 21 days, about 50 percent of the suture’s original tensile strength remains. Complete resorption occurs after approximately 60–90 days. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist you. The product line includes a variety of sizes, thread lengths, and needle combinations.
DS-19 Reverse cutting needle 19 mm
