Jarit 405-210 Wright-Rubin Septum Morselizer 6x12mm Jaws Straight ENT 7-3/4"

Jarit 405-210 Wright-Rubin Septum Morselizer 6x12mm Jaws Straight ENT 7-3/4"

• Model: 405-210
• Jaw Size (Bite/Working Tip): 6 mm × 12 mm jaws
• Geometry / Shaft & Jaw Design: Straight shaft, Double-Action
• Working Length: 3-7/8 inches
• Overall Length: 7-3/4 inches

Upgrade your ENT surgical suite with the precision-engineered Jarit 405-210 Wright-Rubin Septum Morselizer, a top-tier instrument designed for efficient cartilage reshaping and septal modification. With its 6×12 mm morselizing jaws and a 7-3/4″ straight shaft, this morselizer delivers optimal reach and control for delicate septal work. The straight geometry ensures unobstructed access and a predictable cutting trajectory — ideal for septoplasty, rhinoplasty, or reconstructive nasal procedures where accurate cartilage reduction or shaping is essential.

The Wright-Rubin design of the Jarit 405-210 features deeply engaging jaws that grip and crush septal cartilage with controlled force, enabling surgeons to morselize tissue precisely without unnecessary trauma to surrounding mucosa or bone. This makes restructuring or reducing septal cartilage easier, more efficient, and more predictable — helping to minimize postoperative complications and improve surgical outcomes. For any ENT surgeon aiming for consistency and surgical accuracy, the 405-210 morselizer is a reliable choice.

Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel and built for repeated sterilization cycles, the Jarit 405-210 is fully reusable — delivering long-term value for busy operating rooms, ENT clinics, or rhinoplasty centers. Its durable construction, combined with proven morselizing performance, makes it a cost-effective investment in your instrument set. Whether you’re performing primary septoplasty or complex nasal reconstruction, this morselizer brings precision, reliability, and efficiency to your OR.

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.