Perforation Rasp, Angled 45°, 6 1/8″

The Perforation Rasp, Angled 45°, 6 1/8 inches, is a specialized surgical instrument designed for controlled rasping, surface preparation, and precise manipulation during appropriate surgical procedures. Its 45° angled working configuration allows the instrument to approach the operative area from a controlled direction, making it useful when straight access is restricted by surrounding anatomical structures.

The 6 1/8-inch overall length provides a practical balance between working reach and instrument control. This length allows the surgeon to maintain close handling of the instrument while directing the angled working end accurately toward the desired area. The configuration is especially useful for procedures where precise movements and controlled positioning are important.

The rasping working surface is designed to assist with controlled preparation and refinement of tissue or anatomical surfaces according to the requirements of the procedure. The surgeon can use deliberate movements to achieve the desired degree of surface manipulation while maintaining appropriate control over the instrument. The 45° angle can also help improve the approach to areas that may be difficult to reach with a straight instrument.

This specialized rasp may be suitable for selected ENT, otologic, and other surgical applications where controlled access and surface preparation are required. The exact application should be determined by the qualified surgical professional based on the instrument’s intended design and the specific requirements of the procedure.

The Perforation Rasp is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, offering strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion in professional clinical environments. The finished construction is also suitable for routine cleaning, inspection, and maintenance when the instrument is supplied as a reusable device.

The 45° angled design provides a useful ergonomic advantage by allowing the working end to be positioned toward the target area without requiring excessive changes in hand position. This can support controlled manipulation in restricted operative fields and help the surgeon maintain a consistent approach during delicate procedures.

For reusable instruments, appropriate cleaning and decontamination should be performed after each use according to established healthcare facility procedures. The rasping surface, angled section, and overall instrument should be inspected for wear, damage, corrosion, or deformation before reuse. Sterilization should be carried out according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s approved sterilization protocol.

With its 45° angled configuration, 6 1/8-inch length, and specialized rasping profile, this Perforation Rasp is a practical addition to professional surgical instrument sets requiring controlled access, precise manipulation, and surface preparation.

Key Features

• Specialized perforation rasp design
• 45° angled working configuration
• 6 1/8-inch overall length
• Designed for controlled rasping and surface preparation
• Provides practical access in confined operative areas
• Supports precise and deliberate instrument movements
• Suitable for delicate surgical applications
• Balanced length for reach and maneuverability
• Typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel
• Durable construction for professional clinical use
• Designed for controlled handling and positioning
• Suitable for reusable instrument sets when supplied as reusable

Product Specifications

FAQs

What is a Perforation Rasp used for?

A Perforation Rasp is designed for controlled rasping, surface preparation, and precise manipulation during appropriate surgical procedures.

What is the angle of this Perforation Rasp?

This model features a 45° angled working configuration.

What is the overall length of the instrument?

The Perforation Rasp has an overall length of 6 1/8 inches.

What is the benefit of the 45° angle?

The 45° angle allows the working end to approach the operative area from a controlled direction and can improve access where a straight instrument may be difficult to position.

Is this instrument suitable for delicate surgical procedures?

Yes. Its angled working end and practical length are designed to support controlled movements where precision and access are important.

What material is the Perforation Rasp made from?

It is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel. Exact material specifications should be confirmed with the supplier or manufacturer.

Can this rasp be sterilized?

If supplied as a reusable instrument, it should be cleaned and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s sterilization protocol.

Is this Perforation Rasp suitable for ENT procedures?

Its angled configuration may be useful in appropriate ENT or otologic applications requiring controlled access and surface preparation. Final use should be determined by a qualified surgical professional.