Blade only, for Charriere Amputating Saw
The Charrière Amputating Saw is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for durability and reliability in clinical environments. Featuring a robust bow frame construction, this tool provides the stability required for consistent performance during specialized orthopedic procedures.
Key Features
- Robust Bow Frame: Designed for structural integrity and ease of use during surgical applications.
- Interchangeable Blades: Accommodates different blade widths to suit specific clinical needs.
- Precision Engineering: Engineered to provide controlled cutting performance and professional-grade reliability.
Clinical/Technical Specifications
- Frame Type: Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- Blade Length: 35 cm (14").
- Blade Widths: 12 mm and 18 mm.
Intended Use
This instrument is intended for orthopedic surgical procedures, specifically for the precise cutting of bone during amputations. It is designed for use by qualified surgeons within a sterile clinical or hospital environment.
What’s Included
- 1 Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- 1 Saw Blade (12 mm width).
- 1 Saw Blade (18 mm width).
Professional Disclaimer: This product is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals. Always follow established clinical protocols for handling, application, and disposal.
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Blade only, for Charriere Amputating Saw
Blade only, for Charriere Amputating Saw
The Charrière Amputating Saw is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for durability and reliability in clinical environments. Featuring a robust bow frame construction, this tool provides the stability required for consistent performance during specialized orthopedic procedures.
Key Features
- Robust Bow Frame: Designed for structural integrity and ease of use during surgical applications.
- Interchangeable Blades: Accommodates different blade widths to suit specific clinical needs.
- Precision Engineering: Engineered to provide controlled cutting performance and professional-grade reliability.
Clinical/Technical Specifications
- Frame Type: Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- Blade Length: 35 cm (14").
- Blade Widths: 12 mm and 18 mm.
Intended Use
This instrument is intended for orthopedic surgical procedures, specifically for the precise cutting of bone during amputations. It is designed for use by qualified surgeons within a sterile clinical or hospital environment.
What’s Included
- 1 Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- 1 Saw Blade (12 mm width).
- 1 Saw Blade (18 mm width).
Professional Disclaimer: This product is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals. Always follow established clinical protocols for handling, application, and disposal.
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Description
The Charrière Amputating Saw is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for durability and reliability in clinical environments. Featuring a robust bow frame construction, this tool provides the stability required for consistent performance during specialized orthopedic procedures.
Key Features
- Robust Bow Frame: Designed for structural integrity and ease of use during surgical applications.
- Interchangeable Blades: Accommodates different blade widths to suit specific clinical needs.
- Precision Engineering: Engineered to provide controlled cutting performance and professional-grade reliability.
Clinical/Technical Specifications
- Frame Type: Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- Blade Length: 35 cm (14").
- Blade Widths: 12 mm and 18 mm.
Intended Use
This instrument is intended for orthopedic surgical procedures, specifically for the precise cutting of bone during amputations. It is designed for use by qualified surgeons within a sterile clinical or hospital environment.
What’s Included
- 1 Charrière Bow Frame (A32-104).
- 1 Saw Blade (12 mm width).
- 1 Saw Blade (18 mm width).
Professional Disclaimer: This product is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals. Always follow established clinical protocols for handling, application, and disposal.
