STEGMANN Mamilla Marker

Product Overview

The STEGMANN Mamilla Marker is a circular marking instrument with a toothed edge, used to outline the nipple-areola complex to a defined diameter. The marker belongs to the STEGMANN pattern and is supplied in a range of fixed ring diameters, allowing a defined circular outline to be marked according to the diameter selected. Every member of the family shares the same STEGMANN pattern and toothed edge and differs only in ring diameter.

A circular marker of this type is applied to the skin to transfer a fixed-diameter circular outline; the toothed circular edge defines the marked circle. The diameter of the ring sets the diameter of the outline produced, so the marked result is determined by which diameter is selected rather than by free-hand drawing.

Design and Configuration

The instrument is a ring with a toothed circular edge. Four diameters are available: 33 mm, 38 mm, 42 mm and 48 mm. Pattern identity (STEGMANN) and the toothed edge are common to all four members, so the only variable across the family is the diameter of the marked outline. This lets a department hold a single pattern of marker while selecting the diameter required for a given outline. Because each diameter is a discrete, fixed size, the four configurations are presented as separate selectable diameters within one product family.

This product is offered as a family of related configurations. The available configurations are:

• STEGMANN Mamilla Marker, Toothed, Ø 33 mm (article AD123R): Ø 33.00 mm.
• STEGMANN Mamilla Marker, Toothed, Ø 38 mm (article AD125R): Ø 38.00 mm.
• STEGMANN Mamilla Marker, Toothed, Ø 42 mm (article AD127R): Ø 42.00 mm.
• STEGMANN Mamilla Marker, Toothed, Ø 48 mm (article AD129R): Ø 48.00 mm.

All configurations share the same instrument type and pattern identity and are listed together as a single family so the correct option can be selected without changing the instrument design. Refer to the individual variation for the exact specification when requesting a quote.

Selection Guidance

Selection within the family is straightforward because every member shares the same instrument type and STEGMANN pattern; only the distinguishing attribute changes between configurations. A department can therefore standardize on a single design and stock or order the specific option that matches the task at hand, rather than treating each option as a different instrument.

Technical Specifications

The following specifications are taken directly from the source catalog. Fields the catalog does not state are omitted rather than estimated:

• Pattern: STEGMANN.
• Instrument Type: Mamilla Marker.
• Edge: Toothed.
• Available Diameters: 33 mm, 38 mm, 42 mm, 48 mm.
• Configurations: 4.
• Family ID: FAM-000003.

In terms of specification scope, the source catalog states the following for this item: pattern, instrument type, edge, available diameters, configurations. It does not state material, surface finish, overall length, so those are not listed above; we present only the attributes the catalog publishes and confirm any further detail on request. Keeping the record limited to published attributes preserves traceability between the storefront entry and the original catalog.

Applications

The following uses follow directly from the instrument’s type and the catalog specification:

• Outlining the nipple-areola complex to a defined circular diameter.
• Selecting a fixed marked diameter of 33, 38, 42 or 48 mm.

Identification and Traceability

This product is identified by the “STEGMANN” pattern or model designation; Aesculap article numbers AD123R, AD125R, AD127R, AD129R; the internal family identifier FAM-000003. Every record traces back to the catalog page on which the item appears, so the published article number remains the authoritative ordering reference.

Specification Scope and Material

Material and surface finish are not stated in the source catalog for this item and are therefore not listed; these details can be confirmed on request and are not estimated here.

Catalog Reference

For reference, this product is catalogued within the Instruments for Measuring section of the source surgical instrument catalog. The published article number is treated as the authoritative ordering reference, and the storefront presentation is kept brand-neutral and factual.

Ordering Information

This storefront operates as a business-to-business inquiry platform for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, distributors and dealers. Native prices are not displayed. Because the product is offered in several configurations, the required configuration should be chosen first, after which a quote can be requested for that specific article number. A request-a-quote or send-inquiry action returns current pricing, lead time and availability, and our team responds with the details needed to complete an order.