Sklar Nail and Bone Rasp | Model 97-1640 | Double-Ended Plain Serrations | 3.0 mm and 4.0 mm Active Width Calibrations | 7.0 Inch Nominal Total Length (17.8 cm) | Reusable Capital Podiatric and Orthopedic Soft-Tissue Smoothing Element | Pre-Owned Hospital Surgery Asset (1/EA)

The Sklar 97-1640 is a professional-grade manual surgical instrument expertly engineered to file, smooth, and contour bone fragments, nail matrices, and fibrous spurs during orthopedic, podiatric, and reconstructive hand or foot surgeries. This specialized rasp features a double-ended straight design incorporating a 3.0 mm working tip on one end and a 4.0 mm working tip on the opposing end to accommodate varied anatomical sizes. Both active working faces are milled with plain serration cross-cuts to deliver precise, bi-directional smoothing action, giving the surgeon predictable manual control when remodeling narrow cortical boundaries or unroofing localized nail beds.

Technical Specifications

• Instrument Typology: Combination Nail and Bone Rasp

• Active Working Tips: Double-Ended configuration

• Primary Tip Sizing Index: 3.0 mm width edge and 4.0 mm width edge

• Cutting Surface Profile: Plain serrations pattern

• Curvature Profile: Straight inline stem alignment

• Total Instrument Profile Length: 7.0 Inches overall length (17.8 cm / 178 mm footprint)

• Handle Design Interface: Flat, grooved middle stabilization grip