ConMed Shutt Linvatec C3007.0 Retrograde Forceps Straight Left Bite 3.4mm 9"

Conmed Shutt Linvatec C3007.0 Retrograde Forceps Straight Left Bite 3.4mm Arthroscopy 9"

ConMed 

• Model: C3007.0
• 3.4mm
• Left Bite
• Overall Length: 9 inches

This instrument has been refurbished by the seller or an authorized service provider, meeting the manufacturer's standards for safe operation. The process may involve part replacements, recalibration, and cosmetic improvements, ensuring it is suitable for medical use and functions nearly as new.

Precision Engineering for Arthroscopy

The ConMed Shutt Linvatec C3007.0 Retrograde Forceps is specifically designed for arthroscopic procedures, offering unmatched precision and control. These forceps feature a straight left bite and a 3.4mm opening, which accommodates various surgical needs. Because of their reliable design, surgeons can operate with greater confidence, knowing that they have the right tools in hand. The lightweight structure also means that the forceps are easy to maneuver, which is crucial during intricate surgeries.

Durability You Can Rely On

Made with high-quality materials, the ConMed Retrograde Forceps are built to withstand the rigors of surgical environments. Surgeons need tools that not only perform well but also last over time. Therefore, these forceps are engineered for longevity, ensuring they maintain their form and function even after multiple uses. This durability translates to cost savings for medical facilities, as they can rely on these instruments for many surgical interventions.

Enhanced User Experience

The ergonomic design of the ConMed Shutt Linvatec C3007.0 enhances the user experience, making it comfortable to use during long procedures. Its intuitive grip allows for better control and minimizes hand fatigue, which is particularly beneficial during lengthy surgeries. Furthermore, the straightforward integration into various surgical setups improves workflow efficiency. Because of these features, healthcare professionals can focus more on patient care rather than adjusting inadequate instruments.