House ''Gimmick'' elevator 6 1/2" straight shaft angled 15º 1.0mm wide x 12.0mm long blade hexagonal handle

Designed for elevator use in ENT and general surgery procedures.
Straight 6 1/2-inch shaft supports direct, controlled instrument handling.
Angled 15-degree profile helps approach anatomy from a practical angle.
Narrow 1.0mm-wide blade supports focused access in confined areas.
12.0mm blade length offers a compact working surface for control.
Hexagonal handle provides defined grip surfaces for steady manipulation.

Brand: surgivalley

$28.44 $36.00

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SKU: 007210455

Categories: Elevators, Excavators | Elevators

Controlled Access for Precise Elevation

The House "Gimmick" elevator is a hand-held surgical elevator designed for lifting and separating tissue during procedural dissection. Its 6 1/2" straight shaft provides a familiar reach, while the 15º angled blade presents the working edge at a useful offset for access and visualization. The 1.0mm-wide, 12.0mm-long blade supports focused engagement in appropriately sized working areas, and the hexagonal handle provides a defined grip for controlled manipulation. Suitable for task-focused use across ENT and General Surgery workflows, this elevator offers a compact configuration for routine instrument handling and precise tissue elevation.

Use Cases

Elevating and separating tissue during ENT procedures where a slim, angled working blade is appropriate.
Supporting tissue elevation and dissection tasks in General Surgery workflows.
Using the 15º blade angle to approach a working area with an offset edge while maintaining a straight shaft.
Applying controlled hand manipulation through the hexagonal handle during routine elevator use.
Working in appropriately sized areas where a 1.0mm-wide, 12.0mm-long blade is suitable.

Specifications

Shape	Straight
Width	1mm
Dimensions	6 1/2", 1.0mm, 12.0mm
Blade width	1.0mm
Handle	Hexagonal

Care & Handling

Clean the elevator promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the straight shaft, angled blade, and hexagonal handle for visible residue, damage, or deformation before handling or reuse.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to protect its defined working edges.
Store the instrument in a clean, dry manner that helps prevent contact damage to the blade and shaft.

General use; follow facility protocols.