Zimmer 2814-04 Straight Gouge 25mm Orthopedic Instrument

Zimmer 2814-04 Straight Gouge 25mm Orthopedic Instrument

• Model: 2814-04
• 25mm

Elevate your surgical instrument tray with the Zimmer 2814-04 Straight Gouge 25 mm, a precision-crafted orthopedic tool engineered for efficient bone contouring and removal in complex musculoskeletal procedures. The wide 25 mm cutting edge provides a broad working surface to effectively scoop, shape, and sculpt bone during procedures such as osteotomies, bone graft harvesting, or joint surface preparation. Designed with a straight gouge profile and Zimmer’s trusted stainless steel construction, this instrument delivers reliable cutting performance while minimizing microfractures and enhancing procedural control.

Surgeons and scrub technicians will appreciate the ergonomic design and balance of this gouge, which offers comfortable handling and excellent tactile feedback in confined operative fields. Its robust stainless steel blade resists corrosion, holds a sharp edge through repeated sterilization cycles, and supports consistent performance across a variety of orthopedic and spinal applications. Whether removing cancellous bone for grafting or precisely sculpting bone surfaces for implant seating, the Zimmer 2814-04 Straight Gouge helps streamline bone management tasks with accuracy and confidence.

Ideal for orthopedic departments, spinal surgery suites, and multi-specialty surgical centers, the Zimmer 2814-04 Straight Gouge 25 mm integrates seamlessly into comprehensive surgical sets that demand durability and precision. Its versatility makes it suitable for trauma, reconstructive, and arthroplasty workflows alike, enhancing surgical efficiency and supporting optimal clinical outcomes. Trust in Zimmer Biomet’s legacy of instrument quality to deliver a gouge that stands up to the rigors of OR use while helping clinicians achieve refined bone preparation and superior operative results.

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.