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The Sheehan osteotome, with a straight 2mm edge and hexagonal handle, provides precision cutting geometry for controlled bone sectioning in orthopedic osteotomy work. The hexagonal handle improves grip stability during mallet strikes, while the 2mm edge enables fine bone cuts in confined anatomic zones. At 159mm, it delivers adequate reach with control.
Features & Benefits
Sheehan osteotome, straight 4mm edge with hexagonal handle, provides precise bone division and sculpting during orthopedic reconstruction. The straight profile enables controlled mallet‑strike work perpendicular to bone surface. Hexagonal handle prevents slipping during high‑impact impaction and improves surgeon control.
This shoulder penetrating awl features a curved profile engineered for creating access portals through cortical bone in shoulder arthroscopy and rotator cuff repair. The phenolic handle combines rigidity with reduced thermal conductivity during positioning. The 235mm overall length and standard curve geometry allow precise bone penetration without damage to underlying neurovascular structures.
This penetrating gouge removes cancellous bone and creates implant recipient sites during shoulder arthroscopy and open fixation procedures. The 3mm cutting head delivers controlled excavation in the proximal humerus and glenoid, and the straight profile suits axial bone access. The square grip provides secure control during rotational and percussive work.
This larger percussion awl initiates guide holes in dense shoulder and proximal humeral bone where increased striking force is needed. The curved shaft follows bony landmarks, and the square handle provides reliable control during repetitive hammer application. At 220mm, it balances reach with ease of handling.
This percussion awl initiates guide holes for fixation devices in shoulder and proximal humerus bone during open procedures. Its curved profile aligns naturally with bone contours, and the square grip provides secure hand control during repeated hammer strikes. At 220mm length, it reaches deep shoulder exposures while remaining manageable.
The left‑directed Silver osteotome provides angled cutting surface geometry suited to contralateral surgical approaches. The integral guard minimizes trauma to periosteal tissue and adjacent soft structures when struck against bone. The straight blade angle relative to the handle shaft ensures perpendicular force application during osteotomy work.
This right‑angled Silver osteotome angles the cutting edge to address cortical bone surfaces in oblique approach work. The single‑guard design protects adjacent periosteal layers while the angled geometry allows controlled sectioning at non‑orthogonal angles. Stainless steel resists deformation when driven against dense intramedullary bone.
The Silver straight osteotome combines a wide cutting surface with a single guard to protect adjacent periosteal and soft tissue structures during mallet‑strike applications. The straight blade geometry directs impact force perpendicular to cortical surfaces, supporting controlled bone division during osteotomy and fracture manipulation. Stainless steel construction withstands repetitive striking without dulling.
The skid lever retractor provides articulated leverage for manipulating bone and cartilage during orthopedic work. Its mechanical advantage supports controlled reduction or repositioning of anatomical structures without excessive manual force. Straight stainless steel design offers reliability in frequent reprocessing.
This Skid lever retractor provides straight‑blade leverage for soft tissue and periosteal retraction in general and orthopedic surgery. Extended 289mm length supports reach into deep operative fields without requiring additional instruments. Stainless steel construction delivers reliable performance and edge retention across repeated surgical cases.
The Slim Line quick-release retractor handle employs a Luer lock cannulated system and black Radel construction to reduce weight while maintaining rigidity during retraction. The slide-locking mechanism permits rapid blade exchange or release without tool fumbling, improving operative flow during complex spinal or orthopedic procedures. At 200mm length, the straight geometry supports two-handed or one-handed retractor positioning.
The slip‑joint pliers with 10mm jaws provide adjustable grip width for holding variable‑size hardware and bone fragments during orthopedic assembly. The 203mm length delivers leverage suitable for tightening or loosening fixation bolts in open reduction scenarios. Stainless steel jaws resist wear through multiple instrument cycles.
Slip‑joint pliers with 197mm overall length deliver adjusted jaw width for general orthopedic assembly and manipulation tasks. The slip mechanism accommodates varied material diameters, and the straight geometry supports both fine positioning and moderate gripping force.
Small depth gauges measure intramedullary screw depth up to 50mm, perfectly sized for hand surgery, wrist, and ankle fixation where full‑length instruments prove unnecessary. The 159mm overall length provides stable positioning while maintaining compact field presence, and the straightforward gauge scale improves intraoperative readability. Reusable stainless steel supports repeated clinical use.
This small depth gauge measures cortical screw paths up to 60mm for 2.7, 3.5, and 4mm screw diameters used in small‑bone fixation. The screw‑on cap protects the calibrated tip during instrument tray cycling, and the straight 159mm body delivers a stable reference axis as the hook seats against the far cortex. Stainless‑steel construction preserves the scale's legibility through repeat reprocessing.
This straight osteotome features a 16mm wide blade with graduated markings, allowing precise depth control during bone sculpting and fracture reduction. At 185mm overall length, it supports comfortable hand positioning in confined orthopaedic spaces. Stainless steel construction maintains sharpness and edge integrity across repeated sterilization and clinical use.
Configured for arthroscopic and open knee exposure, the Smillie knee retractor presents a 13 × 55mm reverse‑curve blade that hooks behind the femoral condyle to lift soft tissue away from articular cartilage. The T‑handle distributes pulling force across the palm, and the 140mm overall length keeps the surgeon's hand outside the joint capsule. Stainless‑steel construction holds the blade contour through repeat reprocessing.
Smillie knives deliver chisel-edge cuts during meniscal and small joint orthopedic work. This straight 172mm blade carries a chisel-type cutting edge for measured passes through fibrocartilage and articular tissue. Stainless steel construction holds the edge across repeat reprocessing between cases.
The Smillie meniscus knife, left curved, delivers controlled arthroscopic meniscal tissue cutting and shaping within the knee joint capsule and articular planes. The 172mm length supports precise blade control during cartilage trimming and removal. Stainless steel ensures reliable performance for repeated arthroscopic cases.
The Smillie meniscus knife, curved right with 171mm length, enables controlled meniscal tissue incision and rim resection during arthroscopic and open meniscal procedures. Curved geometry facilitates approach to the peripheral and central meniscal margins while the acute working edge generates clean incisions without tearing healthy cartilage. Right-hand orientation suits standard right-handed surgical approach.
Sized for tighter joint corners, this Smillie retractor features an angled 19 × 30mm blade that lifts capsule and periarticular soft tissue away from articular cartilage. The T‑handle provides a balanced cross‑grip for steady traction, and the 140mm overall length matches the shallow geometry of small‑joint work. Stainless‑steel construction supports edge contour through repeat reprocessing.
An angled 19 × 45mm blade on this Smillie retractor seats against the joint margin to lift capsule and synovium clear of the working field. The T‑handle gives the surgeon a stable cross‑grip for sustained traction, and the 140mm length preserves hand clearance over articular cartilage. Stainless‑steel construction tolerates the lateral loading of knee retraction across repeat cases.
A fully curved‑down 13 × 18mm blade on this Smillie retractor wraps around the femoral condyle to lift overlying soft tissue away from articular cartilage during knee work. The T‑handle delivers controlled traction across the palm, and the 140mm length keeps hands clear of the joint surface. Stainless‑steel construction holds the curved contour through repeat sterilization.
Smith's extended 9-inch rongeur delivers a 40-degree upbite with 3mm bite, providing balanced reach and cutting power for midline laminectomy and foraminal bone removal. The 40-degree angle enables lateral-access geometry. At 229mm, the extended profile supports deep-field positioning. Stainless steel resists demanding spinal use.
Smith‑Peterson laminectomy rongeurs are engineered for precise laminar and foramen bone removal with a 3mm × 16mm bite footprint that balances precision with cutting efficiency. The spring handle absorbs impact and reduces hand fatigue during multiple strokes through dense vertebral structures, and the standard curve positions the jaw perpendicular to the spinal midline. The 241mm length provides stable control during deep cervical and lumbar access. Stainless steel maintains durability.
The Smith-Peterson laminectomy rongeur, straight with 3 × 16mm bite and spring handle, provides rapid laminar bone and ligamentum flavum removal during spinal decompression procedures. Larger bite capacity expedites bone removal, while spring-return mechanism enables rhythmic cutting without hand fatigue. Extended 241mm length facilitates access to deep cervical, thoracic, and lumbar exposures.
The Smith‑Peterson mallet delivers measured impaction force for osteotome and chisel work on cortical bone. Its 32mm striking face and 181mm round handle balance head mass against grip leverage, while the 1lb 7.3oz weight suits orthopedic cuts where controlled energy transfer matters. Stainless steel construction holds up to repeat autoclave cycles and bone‑contact use.
This Smith‑Peterson osteotome combines a 4mm blade with hollow handle and extended 220mm length for fine bone work in confined spinal and hand surgery spaces. The narrow blade penetrates dense cortical bone with precision, while the hollow handle reduces fatigue during meticulous osteotomy and fusion work. Stainless steel construction ensures edge retention across repeated procedures.
The Smith‑Peterson osteotome's 5mm blade with hollow handle provides versatile cutting geometry for spinal fusion, metaphyseal osteotomy, and moderate-depth bone preparation. The 220mm extended length improves reach in deep surgical exposures, while the hollow construction reduces hand strain during sustained operative time. Stainless steel edges maintain sharpness across multiple surgical cases.