Stryker 747-031-650 6.5mm Inflow/Outflow Inner Cannula & Outer Sheath 6-1/4"

Stryker 747-031-650 6.5mm Inflow/Outflow Inner Cannula & Outer Sheath Endoscopy 6-1/4"

• Model: 747-031-650
• Inner diameter (or nominal size): 6.5 mm
• Valve / flow control: 2 Rotating Stopcocks
• Overall Length: 6-1/4 inches
• Warranty: 90 Days

Experience reliable, controlled fluid management with the Stryker 747‑031‑650 — the 6.5 mm inflow/outflow cannula and outer sheath system engineered for precision in arthroscopy and endoscopic procedures. Designed with a robust 6.5 mm diameter lumen and an approximately 6¼" length, this cannula offers consistent compatibility with standard small‑joint instruments and ensures smooth instrument passage. The dual rotating stopcocks allow for continuous inflow and outflow, offering surgeons seamless irrigation and fluid evacuation to maintain a clear field throughout the procedure.

Built to meet the rigorous demands of minimally invasive surgery, the 747‑031‑650 offers dependable performance for a wide range of applications — from joint arthroscopy to soft‑tissue visualization. The flush, ergonomic construction ensures minimal disruption when inserting and manipulating surgical tools, while the inflow/outflow design supports efficient fluid exchange, helping to reduce operative time and improve clarity. Whether used in general surgery, orthopedics, or endoscopic applications, this Stryker cannula and sheath system delivers the versatility and control surgical teams depend on.

Trust in Stryker's long‑standing reputation for quality and compatibility. The 747‑031‑650’s standard 6.5 mm lumen and continuous flow configuration make it a dependable choice for surgeons seeking efficient irrigation, reliable outflow, and consistent instrument access. Add the 747‑031‑650 to your surgical setup and elevate your procedural workflow — because in high‑precision environments, every detail counts.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.