Thinner Anvil Technology: An extra-thin anvil facilitates easier placement of the purse-string and provides strong support for better staple formation.

Adjustable Staple Formation: The device allows for adjustments to accommodate varying thicknesses of gastrointestinal tissue.

Stapling Feedback Mechanism: Provides both tactile and audible (click/crunch) feedback during the firing sequence to ensure the anastomosis is complete.

Conjoined Puncture Design: Aims to make sphincter-preserving procedures more convenient.

Available Sizes: The staples are commonly available in sizes ranging from 21mm to 34mm (specifically 21, 24, 26, 29, 32, 34mm).

Fixed Gastric Tube Guide Hole: A design feature that allows the gastric tube to be removed along with the stapler, reducing surgical time.

Material: Constructed with imported titanium for consistent, reliable stapling.

Preparation: Ensure the tissue has a proper purse-string suture, and the anvil is firmly attached to the device shaft.

Positioning: Insert the stapler into the lumen, ensuring tissue is properly placed between the stapler body and the anvil.

Compression: Turn the adjusting knob clockwise to bring the anvil closer to the stapler body.

Indicator Check: Monitor the tissue compression scale; the indicator must be within the green range to indicate proper tissue thickness and compression for safe firing.

Firing: Remove the red safety lever and squeeze the handle firmly until it meets the body to fire the staples and cut the tissue.

Removal: Turn the adjustment knob counter-clockwise for two full turns to release the anvil, then carefully remove the instrument