Hall 5059-05 Sternum Saw Handpiece w/ 5059-06 Sternum Guard & 5059-07 Wrench

Hall 5059-05 Sternum Saw Handpiece w/ 5059-06 Sternum Guard & 5059-07 Wrench

INCLUDES:

• Hall 5059-05 Sternum Saw Handpiece 5-1/2"
• Hall 5059-06 Sternum Guard Attachment 2-1/4"
• Hall 5059-07 Sternum Saw Wrench 4"

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.

The Hall 5059-05 Sternum Saw Handpiece is a precision-engineered surgical power tool specifically designed for performing sternal osteotomies in cardiac and thoracic procedures. Known for its reliability and ergonomic design, this handpiece provides smooth, controlled cutting performance that minimizes vibration and enhances surgical accuracy. When paired with the included 5059-06 Sternum Guard, it offers an added layer of protection to soft tissues and vital structures, helping to ensure both surgical efficiency and patient safety.

Crafted from high-quality, surgical-grade materials, the 5059-05 handpiece is compatible with Hall’s power systems and operates with exceptional durability and consistency under demanding operating room conditions. The sternum guard provides precise blade guidance and tissue shielding, while the 5059-07 Wrench allows for quick, secure assembly and disassembly of components, streamlining setup and sterilization processes. Together, these components form a complete solution for sternal access procedures with a focus on performance and ease of use.

Trusted by cardiothoracic surgical teams worldwide, this Hall system reflects the brand’s longstanding commitment to innovation, safety, and surgical excellence. The 5059-05 Sternum Saw Handpiece with 5059-06 Guard and 5059-07 Wrench is ideal for procedures where controlled bone cutting and surgeon confidence are paramount. Whether used in routine sternotomies or complex cardiac cases, this set delivers precision and protection, enhancing both clinical outcomes and workflow efficiency.