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The 7″ Impactor 4.3 x 10mm Micro Offset is an orthopedic surgical instrument designed for controlled bone handling, positioning, and manual impaction. Its 7-inch overall length provides a practical working reach, while the 4.3 x 10mm working dimensions offer a defined contact area for controlled interaction with bone.
The micro offset configuration provides an angled or offset working profile compared with a conventional straight impactor. This design can be useful when the surgical approach requires a more adaptable working orientation or when access to the target area is limited. The specific technique and suitability should be determined by the trained surgical professional according to the procedure and anatomical requirements.
Its 4.3 x 10mm working configuration provides a compact contact area suitable for controlled manual application. The 7-inch length offers a balance between reach and handling, allowing the user to maintain direct control while positioning the working end within the operative field. This makes the instrument a practical component of orthopedic and specialized surgical instrument sets.
The Micro Offset Impactor can be incorporated into orthopedic, trauma, reconstructive, and related surgical trays where controlled bone manipulation, positioning, or impaction is required. Its specialized configuration allows instrument selection according to the working angle, access requirements, and dimensions needed for a particular surgical application.
The instrument is manually operated, providing direct control over placement and applied force. The compact 4.3 x 10mm working area supports focused contact, while the offset configuration can help accommodate working angles where a straight impactor may not provide the preferred approach.
For reusable surgical instrumentation, thorough cleaning and inspection should be performed after each use. The working end, offset area, shaft, and accessible surfaces should be cleaned according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing procedures. Any tissue, blood, or surgical debris should be completely removed before inspection and sterilization.
Before reuse, the instrument should be inspected for deformation, surface damage, corrosion, excessive wear, or other defects that could affect its intended function. Sterilization should be performed using a validated method compatible with the instrument and according to applicable manufacturer instructions and facility protocols.
The 7″ Impactor 4.3 x 10mm Micro Offset provides a specialized combination of compact working dimensions, offset configuration, and practical overall length. It is a useful addition to professional orthopedic instrument sets requiring controlled bone manipulation with a focused and adaptable working profile.
Key Features:
- 7-inch overall length
- 4.3 x 10mm working dimensions
- Micro offset configuration
- Designed for controlled bone impaction
- Suitable for bone handling and positioning
- Compact working profile
- Focused contact area
- Supports direct manual control
- Useful for orthopedic and trauma instrument sets
- Suitable for reconstructive surgical applications
- Reusable surgical instrument design
- Easy to clean, inspect, and sterilize
Product Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | 7″ Impactor 4.3 x 10mm Micro Offset |
| Instrument Type | Micro Offset Impactor |
| Overall Length | 7 inches |
| Working Size | 4.3 x 10mm |
| Configuration | Micro Offset |
| Primary Function | Bone handling, positioning, and impaction |
| Application | Orthopedic and surgical procedures |
| Specialty | Orthopedic Surgery |
| Operation | Manual |
| Working Profile | Compact, offset |
| Reusable | Yes, subject to proper processing |
| Sterilization | Follow validated facility protocols |
| Construction | Surgical instrument construction |
| Condition | Professional surgical instrument |
FAQs
1. What is the 7″ Micro Offset Impactor used for?
It is designed for controlled bone handling, positioning, and manual impaction during orthopedic and related surgical procedures.
2. What does 4.3 x 10mm refer to?
The 4.3 x 10mm measurement refers to the specified dimensions of the impactor’s working area.
3. What does Micro Offset mean?
Micro Offset refers to the instrument’s compact offset working configuration, which provides an alternative working orientation compared with a straight impactor.
4. Is this impactor suitable for orthopedic surgery?
Yes. It is designed for inclusion in orthopedic and related surgical instrument sets requiring controlled bone manipulation or impaction.
5. What is the benefit of the 7-inch length?
The 7-inch length provides a practical balance between working reach and direct manual control during surgical use.
6. Can this impactor be reused?
Yes, when properly cleaned, inspected, sterilized, and maintained according to validated healthcare facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions.
7. How should the Micro Offset Impactor be sterilized?
It should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected before sterilization using a validated process appropriate for the instrument and healthcare facility.
8. What should be inspected before reuse?
The working end, offset section, shaft, and overall instrument should be checked for damage, deformation, corrosion, residue, or excessive wear.