ConMed Shutt Linvatec 32.16314 45° Left Blunt-Tip Arthroscopy Forceps 2.75mm Preowned
ConMed Shutt Linvatec 32.16314 45° Left Blunt-Tip Arthroscopy Forceps 2.75mm Preowned is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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ConMed Shutt Linvatec 32.16314 45° Left Blunt-Tip Arthroscopy Forceps 2.75mm Preowned
ConMed Shutt Linvatec 32.16314 45° Left Blunt-Tip Arthroscopy Forceps.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Shutt Linvatec
- Working Length: 130 mm
- Material: Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
- Angle: 45 degrees
- Configuration / features: blunt
Additional product details
- Reusable arthroscopic forceps featuring a left-facing blunt tip, 45° jaw configuration and 15° upward orientation. The instrument has a slim 2.75 mm shaft, 130 mm working length and barber-shear-style handle for controlled manipulation during arthroscopic procedures.
- Product Details:
- Manufacturer: ConMed Linvatec
- Product Line: Shutt
- MPN: 32.16314
- Instrument Type: Arthroscopy Forceps
- Jaw Configuration: 45°
- Tip: Blunt, Left
- Tip Orientation: 15° Up
- Shaft Diameter: 2.75 mm
- Handle Style: Barber Shear
- Reusable: Yes
- NSN: 6515-01-530-3788
- Pre-owned. The instrument may show cosmetic wear consistent with previous use. Please review the product photographs for the exact condition of the handle, shaft, hinge and jaws.
- Included:
- One ConMed Shutt Linvatec 32.16314 forceps only. No additional instruments, sterilization tray or accessories are included unless shown.
- The instrument is not supplied sterile. The receiving facility is responsible for inspection, cleaning and sterilization according to its established procedures before use.
Condition
Reconditioned, as recorded in the product condition field.
Preowned. Condition:
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