Cherry Bone Osteotome 6.0 mm Blade 20.0 cm (8")

This osteotome supports controlled bone cutting, shaping, and separation during procedures.
Its 8-inch overall length provides practical reach for instrument positioning.
The 6mm functional size offers a defined working width during use.
The osteotome format helps direct applied force through the working area.
Its dimensions support deliberate handling when positioning the instrument for bone work.
The 8-inch, 6mm configuration provides a straightforward format for surgical applications.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 012210031

Categorias: Elevadores, Elevadores | Osteótomos

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Focused Bone Preparation with Practical Instrument Reach

The Cherry Osteotome 8" 6mm is a surgical osteotome designed for controlled bone cutting, separation, or shaping during appropriate operative tasks. Its 6mm functional size provides a defined working dimension for focused instrument contact, while the 8" overall length supports practical handling and access within the surgical field. This combination can help organize instrument selection when a longer osteotome with a 6mm working size is appropriate for the planned technique. Use should be determined by the qualified surgical team and aligned with facility protocols, procedural requirements, and applicable instructions for use.

Use Cases

Use for controlled bone cutting or shaping tasks where an osteotome is appropriate.
Select when a 6mm functional size suits the required working area.
Use the 8" overall length when the operative technique calls for a longer osteotome format.
Include in instrument setups requiring a defined osteotome working dimension for organized procedural workflow.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the osteotome before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or irregularities at the working end.
Handle the working end carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its intended form.
Store in a manner that prevents unnecessary contact or damage to the instrument.