Tanaka gouge 9 1/2" curved 6.0mm wide blade, phenolic handle

Curved 6mm blade supports controlled gouging across general surgical procedures.
Useful in orthopedic work where measured bone contouring supports procedural access.
Nine-and-a-half-inch length provides extended reach for deeper working areas.
Phenolic handle offers a familiar grip for steady instrument handling.
Compact 6mm width helps focus contact during localized gouging tasks.
Curved profile can support visibility and access around working surfaces.

Brand: surgivalley

$72.00 $90.00

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SKU: 022210042

Categorias: Goivas, Goivas

Etiquetas: Gouge

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Curved Gouge for Controlled Access and Efficient Handling

The Tanaka gouge is a 9 1/2-inch surgical gouge designed for controlled gouging and contouring tasks in general surgery and orthopedic workflows. Its curved blade profile supports access to working areas where a straight instrument may be less convenient, while the 6.0mm blade width provides a defined working surface for focused removal or shaping. The elongated format can support reach and positioning during instrument handling, helping clinicians maintain a practical working angle. Use it as part of an appropriately selected instrument set when consistent handling and access are important across varied procedural environments.

Use Cases

Support controlled gouging or contouring tasks in orthopedic workflows where a curved blade profile is useful.
Use for focused shaping work requiring a 6.0mm-wide working blade.
Apply in general surgery instrument sets for tasks suited to a curved gouge.
Use the 9 1/2-inch length when additional reach or working access is appropriate to the procedure.

Specifications

Shape	Curved
Width	6mm
Dimensions	9 1/2", 6.0mm
Blade width	6mm
Length	9 1/2"

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the gouge according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the curved blade before and after use for damage, deformation, or loss of edge condition.
Handle the blade carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to reduce the risk of accidental contact or damage.
Store the instrument in a manner that protects the blade and prevents contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.