Ferris-Smith-Sewall orbital retractor 6 1/4" medium 53.0mm wide x 120.0mm long blade hexagonal handle

Orbital retractor supports general-surgery exposure where controlled tissue displacement is needed.
Six-and-a-quarter-inch length provides practical reach for focused operative access.
The 53.0mm blade width supports coverage across a defined field.
Its 120.0mm blade length helps extend access within the operative field.
Medium sizing offers a balanced profile for routine orbital retraction tasks.
Hexagonal handle geometry can support a secure, controlled hand position.

Brand: surgivalley

$45.64 $56.00

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SKU: 066210140

Kategorien: Wundhaken, Messer

Controlled Retraction with Practical Orbital Access

The Ferris-Smith-Sewall orbital retractor is a manual surgical retractor designed to hold tissue aside and support exposure during general surgery. Its medium profile combines a 53.0 mm wide, 120.0 mm long blade with a 6 1/4-inch instrument length, providing a defined working reach for retraction tasks. The hexagonal handle offers a shaped grasp for controlled positioning and adjustment during use. As part of a general surgery instrument set, it supports organized handling when maintaining access and visualization is important. Its straightforward configuration helps teams select a retractor suited to procedures requiring practical, manually directed tissue displacement.

Use Cases

Retracting tissue to help maintain access to the operative field during general surgery procedures.
Using the 120.0 mm blade length to position the retractor within the intended working area.
Applying the 53.0 mm blade width when a medium retraction surface is appropriate for the task.
Adjusting and stabilizing the instrument by its hexagonal handle during manually directed retraction.

Specifications

Width	53mm
Dimensions	6 1/4", 53.0mm, 120.0mm
Blade width	53.0 mm
Size	Medium
Handle	Hexagonal

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility procedures and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect the blade and hexagonal handle before and after use for visible damage, distortion, or irregularities.
Handle the blade carefully during transport, cleaning, and storage to help prevent contact damage.
Store the retractor in a manner that protects its blade and keeps it organized with compatible surgical instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.