Acufex 012013 3.4mm Duckbill Basket Punch Forceps Arthroscopy 8-5/8"

Acufex 012013 3.4mm Duckbill Basket Punch Forceps Arthroscopy 8-5/8"

• Model: 012013
• Shaft Diameter: 3.4 mm
• Overall Length: 8-5/8 inches

The Acufex 012013 Duckbill Basket Punch Forceps is a precision-engineered arthroscopic tool designed to deliver reliable, efficient performance in meniscal resection, loose body removal, or soft tissue debridement. With a slender 3.4 mm shaft and a straight “duckbill” basket punch tip, this instrument excels at navigating tight knee compartments — even under the posterior horn or beneath condyles — while offering a wide, square bite to maximize tissue capture and removal. Its low-profile design and sharp, hand-honed cutting edges make it indispensable for minimally invasive surgery where precision and control matter.

Built with surgical-grade stainless steel and Acufex’s proven pinless-hinge construction, the 012013 punch is engineered for durability and repeated sterilization. The robust one-piece outer shaft withstands the rigors of high-volume arthroscopy suites, while the balanced handle design enables comfortable, controlled manipulation during demanding surgical procedures. Surgeons trust Acufex punches for their strength, long-lasting edge retention, and dependable tissue resection — characteristics that support consistent surgical outcomes.

Whether you're outfitting a sports‑medicine OR, ambulatory surgery center, or orthopedic instrument set, the Acufex Duckbill Basket Punch 012013 delivers outstanding value. Its specialized tip geometry and broad bite profile make it especially effective for meniscal work in knees, while its general-purpose basket punch design retains versatility for other arthroscopic tissue removal tasks. For surgical teams aiming for precision, efficiency, and long-term instrument reliability, this Acufex punch is a core tool for modern arthroscopic sets.

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.