Codman 50-5646 Weitlaner Retractors Self-Retaining 2 x 3 Prongs Sharp 4-3/4" Preowned
Codman 50-5646 Weitlaner Retractors Self-Retaining 2 x 3 Prongs Sharp 4-3/4" Preowned is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Codman 50-5646 Weitlaner Retractors Self-Retaining 2 x 3 Prongs Sharp 4-3/4" Preowned
The Codman 50-5646 is a bipolar forceps surgical instrument designed for compatible electrosurgical, neurosurgical, microsurgical, and general surgical instrument workflows. The bayonet-style profile supports visibility and access in compatible instrument tray setups where controlled bipolar coagulation or delicate tissue handling is required.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Codman
- Reference / model: 50-5646
- Model: / Catalog Number: 50-5646
- Prongs: 3
- Dimensions / sizes: 4-3/4"
- Configuration / features: sharp
Additional product details
- Manufacturer: Codman
- Instrument Name: Bipolar Forceps
- Product Type: Electrosurgical bipolar forceps
- Profile: Bayonet
- Application: Compatible neurosurgery, microsurgery, bipolar coagulation, electrosurgical tissue handling, and surgical instrument workflows
- Use Type: Reusable electrosurgical instrument
- Sterility Status: Not sterile; cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and compatible electrosurgical testing required before use
- Bayonet bipolar forceps profile supports visibility and access in compatible neurosurgical and microsurgical workflows
- Designed for compatible bipolar coagulation and delicate tissue handling applications
- Reusable electrosurgical instrument format supports standard surgical instrument processing workflows
- Useful replacement or tray-completion instrument for bipolar forceps, neurosurgical, and electrosurgical sets
Condition
Preowned. Condition: Used / Pre-Owned
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