Pilling 34-1950 Bethune Shears Double Curved Shafts 14" Used
Pilling 34-1950 Bethune Shears Double Curved Shafts 14" Used is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pilling Bethune Rib Shears | Model 34-1950 | Double-Curved Compound Leverage Shafts | 14.0 Inch Nominal Total Length (35.6 cm) | Heavy-Duty Cardiothoracic Bone Cutting Assembly | Reusable Capital Surgical Equipment Asset (1/EA)
The Pilling 34-1950 is a professional-grade manual surgical instrument expertly engineered to cut, section, and transect tough rib bones during thoracotomy, sternotomy, and deep cardiothoracic surgical procedures. This Bethune-pattern bone shear features an elongated 14.0 inch nominal total length (35.6 cm structural footprint) that provides maximum mechanical advantage when dividing dense chest wall structures. The physical architecture utilizes a specialized double-curved shaft layout paired with a compound leverage pivot assembly, allowing the surgeon to position the cutting blades flat against the rib cage while keeping their hands entirely clear of the primary incision line.
Technical Specifications
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Instrument Structural Typology: Bethune Pattern Rib Shears / Bone Cutters
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Mechanical Cutting Action: Compound-Leverage multi-pivot hinge system
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Shaft Curvature Profile: Double-Curved structural shank alignment
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Total Instrument Profile Length: 14.0 Inches overall length (35.6 cm / 356 mm footprint)
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Blade Configuration Profile: Heavy-duty straight cutting blades with a curved approach angle
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Handle Design Architecture: Elongated solid straight bars with integrated palm stops and distal finger rings
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Material Composition Matrix: Premium, passivated high-impact surgical-grade stainless steel with a non-glare satin finish
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