Pilling Weck 54640 Surgical 4 Prong Blunt Automatic Skin Retractor 4" Preowned
Pilling Weck 54640 Surgical 4 Prong Blunt Automatic Skin Retractor 4" Preowned is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pilling Weck 54640 Surgical 4 Prong Blunt Automatic Skin Retractor 4" Preowned
Part of the specialized Heiss-pattern instrumentation family within the Teleflex/Pilling portfolio, this automatic retractor eliminates the need for manual tracking by utilizing an inline mechanical ratchet or spring-lock mechanism to hold its arms rigid at any custom expansion window. The active working ends feature a 4 x 4 configuration, with four blunt prongs measuring 8 mm in length on each side. This blunt tip architecture distributes mechanical traction evenly across skin margins, sub-dermal tissues, and small fascial fields without causing localized trauma, skin tearing, or ischemic necrosis along the incision borders. Measuring a compact 4.0 inches in total length (10.2 cm structural footprint), this tool maximizes visual access within cramped surgical fields.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Pilling
- Material: Composition Matrix: Premium, passivated high-impact surgical stainless steel
- Prongs: 4
- Dimensions / sizes: 4"
- Configuration / features: blunt
Additional product details
- Instrument Design Typology: Heiss Pattern Self-Retaining Retractor
- Prong Array Configuration: 4 x 4 Prong layout (Four prongs per active arm side)
- Prong Sizing Parameter: 8 mm nominal prong depth length
- Sharpness Index Profile: Blunt / Atraumatic tissue protection geometry
- Retraction Mechanism Class: Automatic self-retaining spring or ratchet frame alignment
- Total Instrument Profile Length: 4.0 Inches nominal length (10.2 cm structural footprint)
Condition
Preowned.
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