Rake finger retractor 6" rigid shaft 3 blunt prongs 8.0mm wide flat handle

Designed for controlled tissue retraction during cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery procedures.
Six-inch rigid shaft provides useful reach for accessing operative sites.
Three blunt prongs provide focused tissue engagement during manual retraction.
Eight-millimeter width offers a defined contact area for retraction.
Flat handle supports a straightforward grip and controlled instrument positioning.
Rake-style finger design enables direct manual control throughout tissue exposure.

Brand: surgivalley

$35.20 $44.00

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SKU: 005212465

Categories: Retractors, Retractors | Rib Spreaders, Retractors

Controlled Retraction with Practical Reach and Grip

The Rake finger retractor is a hand-held surgical retractor designed to draw tissue aside and maintain working exposure during procedures. Its 6-inch rigid shaft supports access where a stable, extended profile is useful, while the three blunt prongs engage tissue at the retraction edge. An 8.0 mm width and flat handle provide a compact format for controlled positioning and hand manipulation. This specialty-neutral design can support exposure tasks in cardiovascular, ENT, and general surgery workflows, with configuration details that help clinicians select a retractor suited to the working field and handling preferences.

Use Cases

Support controlled tissue retraction during general surgery exposure tasks.
Assist with localized exposure in cardiovascular procedures where a hand-held rake retractor is appropriate.
Provide focused retraction support during ENT procedures and access-oriented surgical handling.
Use the rigid shaft and three blunt prongs to position the retractor at the edge of the operative field.
Manipulate the flat handle for practical hand positioning during repeated retraction adjustments.

Specifications

Tip Type	Blunt
Width	8mm
Dimensions	6", 8.0mm
Shaft Type	Rigid
Handle Type	Flat

Care & Handling

Clean and process the retractor according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the rigid shaft, blunt prongs, and flat handle for visible soil, damage, distortion, or looseness before use.
Handle the prongs carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help preserve their intended configuration.
Store the retractor in a manner that protects the prongs and prevents contact damage from other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.