Cherry Osteotome 8" 5mm

An 8-inch osteotome supports confident handling during focused surgical work.
The 5mm functional size enables focused bone-cutting and shaping tasks.
Its 8-inch length provides useful reach while keeping instrument control accessible.
The 5mm working dimension helps target narrower areas with measured application.
Osteotome form supports direct force application for controlled bone preparation.
Defined length and size support consistent instrument choice during procedural planning.

Brand: surgivalley

$21.36 $24.00

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SKU: 012210030

Categorias: Elevadores, Elevadores | Osteótomos

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Controlled Bone Work with Practical Reach

The Cherry Osteotome 8" 5mm is a hand instrument designed for controlled cutting, shaping, or removal of bone during surgical preparation. Its 8" overall length provides useful reach for instrument handling, while the 5mm functional size supports focused contact with the working area. This combination helps keep the instrument practical for tasks requiring deliberate force application and measured bone work. As an osteotome, it supports repeatable manual technique within a broader surgical workflow, helping professionals maintain control while preparing or refining bone according to the procedure and facility protocol.

Use Cases

Cutting or shaping bone during procedures that require an osteotome.
Removing a focused amount of bone through deliberate manual instrument control.
Preparing or refining a bony surface as part of a surgical workflow.
Supporting controlled bone work where an 8" instrument length is suitable for handling and access.

Specifications

Overall Length	8"
Functional Size	5mm
Dimensions	8", 5mm

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the 5mm functional end and the full 8" shaft for visible damage, residue, or changes that could affect handling before reuse.
Handle and transport the osteotome carefully to protect its working end and prevent contact damage from other instruments.
Store in a clean, dry location using facility-approved organization practices.

General use; follow facility protocols.