Description

The Eckoff Mapping Pen is used to mark the skin before or during surgery. It can be used for drawing incision lines, flap outlines, anatomical landmarks, and areas that need to be treated. The pen is suited to plastic, reconstructive, dermatologic, and aesthetic procedures where markings need to be placed clearly before the procedure begins.

It has a fine marking tip for making small, controlled marks on the operative area. The slim shape of the instrument makes it easier to follow a planned line or outline without the handle getting in the way. This can be especially useful when marking flap designs or working out symmetry on the skin before an incision.

The instrument measures 14.5 cm (5¾”) overall. This length gives enough room for a comfortable grip while keeping the pen easy to move around the area being marked. The ergonomic handle provides a secure hold and allows the user to make steady movements when drawing finer lines or marking smaller areas.

The mapping pen can be used during the planning stage as well as immediately before a procedure. Clear markings can help define the intended surgical area and give the surgical team a visible reference while preparing the site.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, it is designed for repeated use. The material allows the instrument to be cleaned and sterilized as part of normal surgical instrument care and provides resistance to corrosion when properly maintained. Each instrument is inspected for its finish and overall condition before supply.

With its fine marking tip, slim profile, and 14.5 cm (5¾”) length, the Eckoff Mapping Pen is a simple tool for marking anatomical landmarks, incision lines, and treatment areas during surgical planning and preparation.