A staple remover is a specialized tool used to safely and efficiently remove staples from skin or other surfaces. In medical settings, staple removers are essential for the removal of surgical staples after a wound has sufficiently healed.
Design: Typically has a scissor-like or tweezer-like mechanism with a small, forked tip that slips under the staple. The design ensures that the staple is lifted and removed with minimal discomfort to the patient.
Material: Usually made of stainless steel to maintain sterility and prevent corrosion. Some disposable models might be made from medical-grade plastic.
Ergonomics: Designed for easy handling to provide precise control during staple removal.