Quisling intranasal hammer 6 5/8"

Intranasal hammer designed for controlled impact during relevant surgical handling.
At 6 5/8 inches, its length supports deliberate instrument positioning.
Hammer configuration supports straightforward use within intranasal surgical workflows.
Purpose-specific design helps maintain focus during intranasal instrument handling.
The intranasal format aligns the instrument with focused surgical access.
Dedicated hammer form provides a familiar approach to impact handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$39.75 $50.00

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SKU: 014210073

Kategorien: Klopfinstrumente, Meißel | Osteotome, Messer, Elevatoren, Hämmer, Zangen

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Purpose-built control for intranasal instrument handling

The Quisling intranasal hammer is a surgical hammer intended for controlled work during intranasal procedures. Its dedicated intranasal design supports a focused approach when a hammer is required within a confined nasal working area, while the 6 5/8" length provides a practical format for professional handling. The instrument can support precise, deliberate application of force as part of a clinician’s established technique and workflow. Its straightforward hammer configuration makes it suitable for routine instrument preparation, use, inspection, and reprocessing according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.

Use Cases

Support controlled hammering tasks during intranasal surgical procedures.
Use where a dedicated intranasal hammer is required within a focused nasal working area.
Incorporate into instrument setups for procedures involving deliberate, measured application of force.
Handle as part of a standard surgical workflow requiring preparation, use, inspection, and post-use care.

Specifications

Dimension

6 5/8"

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
Inspect the hammer before and after use for visible damage, wear, or other conditions that could affect handling.
Handle carefully during setup, use, cleaning, and transport to help protect the instrument and surrounding equipment.
Store in a manner that helps prevent damage and keeps the instrument ready for its next use.

General use; follow facility protocols.