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The Bone Impactor 9.5″ (6.3 x 19mm) is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed for controlled bone handling, positioning, and manual impaction during appropriate surgical procedures. Its 9.5-inch overall length provides extended reach while maintaining direct manual control of the instrument.
The instrument features a 6.3 x 19mm working head that provides a defined contact surface for interaction with bone. This configuration can be selected when a relatively narrow working dimension with additional surface length is preferred. The working head is intended to support controlled application of manually directed force according to the requirements of the surgical technique.
With its 9.5-inch length, this bone impactor offers more reach than compact impactor configurations. This can be useful when the surgical field or technique requires the working end to reach a specific area while the user maintains a controlled hand position. The exact application and method of use should be determined by the trained surgeon based on the procedure and clinical requirements.
The Bone Impactor 9.5″ (6.3 x 19mm) may be included in orthopedic, trauma, reconstructive, and related surgical instrument sets where controlled bone manipulation or impaction is required. It can complement bone impactors with different head sizes and overall lengths, giving surgical teams options for selecting an appropriate instrument configuration for a particular procedure.
The defined 6.3 x 19mm working head provides a focused contact area while the extended 9.5-inch length supports reach and maneuverability. Together, these dimensions create a practical configuration for professional orthopedic instrumentation where controlled bone contact and manual handling are important.
After use, the instrument should be thoroughly cleaned to remove blood, tissue, bone particles, and other surgical contaminants. The working head and surrounding surfaces should receive careful attention during cleaning to help prevent retained debris. Proper cleaning supports effective inspection and subsequent sterilization.
Before sterilization and reuse, the instrument should be inspected for visible damage, deformation, corrosion, or changes to the working surface. Any instrument showing abnormal wear or damage should be evaluated according to established healthcare facility procedures.
Cleaning, disinfection, packaging, and sterilization should be carried out according to validated protocols appropriate for reusable surgical instruments. Proper handling, processing, and storage can help maintain the instrument’s condition and support reliable performance over its intended service life.
The Bone Impactor 9.5″ (6.3 x 19mm) provides a useful combination of extended length and defined working dimensions for orthopedic surgical instrumentation. Its 6.3 x 19mm head and 9.5-inch profile make it suitable for controlled bone handling and manual impaction when selected for an appropriate surgical application.
Key Features:
- 9.5-inch overall length
- 6.3 x 19mm working head
- Designed for controlled bone impaction
- Suitable for bone handling and positioning
- Defined working contact surface
- Extended length for increased reach
- Supports direct manual control
- Suitable for orthopedic surgical sets
- Useful for trauma and reconstructive instrumentation
- Reusable surgical instrument
- Easy to clean and inspect
- Suitable for validated sterilization procedures
Product Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Bone Impactor 9.5″ (6.3 x 19mm) |
| Instrument Type | Bone Impactor |
| Overall Length | 9.5 inches |
| Working Head Size | 6.3 x 19mm |
| Primary Function | Bone Handling and Impaction |
| Application | Orthopedic Surgical Procedures |
| Specialty | Orthopedic, Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery |
| Operation | Manual |
| Working Surface | 6.3 x 19mm |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Sterilization | Follow validated facility protocol |
| Construction | Surgical Instrument Grade |
| Condition | New |
FAQs
1. What is the Bone Impactor 9.5″ used for?
It is designed for controlled bone handling, positioning, and manual impaction during appropriate orthopedic surgical procedures.
2. What is the working head size of this bone impactor?
The working head measures 6.3 x 19mm.
3. Why is this bone impactor 9.5 inches long?
The 9.5-inch length provides an extended working profile that can offer additional reach while maintaining direct manual control.
4. What surgical specialties can use this bone impactor?
It may be included in orthopedic, trauma, reconstructive, and related surgical instrument sets where controlled bone manipulation is required.
5. Is the Bone Impactor 9.5″ reusable?
Yes, it is intended for reuse when properly cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to validated healthcare facility procedures.
6. How should this bone impactor be sterilized?
It should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected before sterilization. Processing should follow the healthcare facility’s validated instrument sterilization protocol.
7. What does 6.3 x 19mm indicate?
The 6.3 x 19mm measurement refers to the specified dimensions of the instrument’s working head.