Cottle septum chisel 7" straight 7.0mm wide with graduation lines flat handle

Straight 7-inch design supports controlled handling during dental and ENT procedures.
The 7.0mm working width suits focused septal chiseling tasks.
Graduation lines help clinicians gauge working depth during instrument advancement.
Flat handle geometry provides a stable surface for controlled instrument positioning.
Its straight profile offers predictable alignment when approaching the septum.
Designed for septal work, it supports access across Dental and ENT settings.

Brand: surgivalley

$42.84 $56.00

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SKU: 007030015

Categories: Chisels | Osteotomes, Chisels

Tags: Chisel

Controlled Septal Chiseling with Clear Instrument Guidance

The Cottle septum chisel is a straight, 7-inch instrument designed for controlled chiseling during septal work, with a 7.0 mm working width, graduation lines, and a flat handle. Its defined profile supports consistent orientation and measured advancement when working in confined operative fields. The flat handle provides a familiar contact surface for instrument control, while the graduation lines can help the user reference position during handling. Suitable for professional workflows across ENT and dental settings where a septum chisel is selected, this instrument provides a clearly configured format for planned preparation and access tasks without unnecessary design complexity.

Use Cases

Perform controlled septal chiseling in ENT procedures where a straight instrument is appropriate.
Support dental surgical workflows when a septum chisel is selected for the planned task.
Use the 7.0 mm width for chiseling tasks requiring the named working profile.
Reference the graduation lines while positioning or advancing the instrument during use.
Handle the instrument through its flat handle when maintaining a stable working orientation.

Specifications

Shape	Straight
Width	7mm
Dimensions	7", 7.0mm
Length	7 inches
Graduations	Graduation lines
Handle	Flat handle

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess according to the facility's validated protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the chisel, working edge, graduation lines, and flat handle for visible damage, residue, or wear before each use.
Handle the working end carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its defined profile.
Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps it ready for the next procedure.

General use; follow facility protocols.