DePuy D2015-24 Cup Pusher Handle Orthopedic Imperial Thread Orthopedic 14"

DePuy D2015-24 Cup Pusher Handle Orthopedic Imperial Thread Orthopedic 14"

• Model: D2015-24
• Compatibility: Designed to work with interchangeable cup pusher heads
• Overall Length: 14 inches 

Precision Cup Control for Hip Arthroplasty Procedures
The DePuy D2015-24 Cup Pusher Handle Orthopedic (Imperial Thread, 14″) is a precision surgical instrument designed to support accurate and efficient cup seating during total hip replacement surgeries. Crafted by DePuy, a trusted name in orthopedic surgical tools, this cup pusher handle delivers the reach and leverage surgeons need for implant positioning deep within the acetabulum. With an imperial threaded tip that accepts a range of compatible pusher heads, this handle supports tailored use across various component sizes and surgical indications. 

Durable Construction for Consistent Performance
Measuring approximately 14–15 inches overall, the DePuy cup pusher handle gives clinicians ergonomic control while helping to maintain alignment and stability during acetabular component insertion. Made from high-grade surgical stainless steel, this reusable instrument resists corrosion and withstands rigorous sterilization cycles, ensuring dependable performance through repeated procedures. Its robust design provides surgeons with the confidence to apply consistent pressure and positioning during critical implant placement steps. 

Essential Component of Orthopedic Instrument Sets
An indispensable tool for hip arthroplasty instrument trays, the DePuy D2015-24 cup pusher handle integrates seamlessly into surgical workflows in hospitals, ambulatories, and specialty orthopedic centers. The imperial threaded interface allows rapid attachment and secure engagement with interchangeable pusher heads, streamlining case setup and reducing turnaround time between procedures. Trusted by surgical teams for its durability, versatility, and clinical reliability, this handle enhances procedural efficiency and supports positive patient outcomes.

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.