Hardy dissector 9 1/2" bayonet shaft working length 120mm curved left 2.0mm wide blade round handle

Controlled Access and Precise Tissue Dissection

The Hardy dissector is a general surgery instrument used to separate and manipulate tissue during dissection. Its 9 1/2-inch bayonet shaft and 120 mm working length provide useful reach while helping keep the handle and hand positioned away from the operative area. The curved-left, 2.0 mm wide blade is suited to focused tissue-plane work where a narrow profile and directional approach are valuable. A round handle supports familiar manual handling during controlled movements. Together, these design details offer a practical option for dissection tasks requiring reach, access, and deliberate instrument control.

Use Cases

• Separate tissue planes during general surgical dissection.
• Use the curved-left blade to approach tissue from a directional angle.
• Reach into the operative field with the 120 mm working length.
• Perform focused dissection tasks with the 2.0 mm wide blade.
• Maintain hand positioning away from the working area using the bayonet shaft design.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the dissector according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions.
• Inspect the bayonet shaft, curved-left blade, and handle before and after use for visible damage or deformation.
• Handle the 2.0 mm wide blade carefully to help protect its narrow working edge during cleaning, transport, and storage.
• Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage to the blade and shaft.

General use; follow facility protocols.