Zimmer 5003-02 Acetabular Gauge Handle Orthopedic 10-1/4"

• Model: 5003-02
• Overall Length: 10-1/4 inches
• For Use with Multipolar Bipolar Cup Instruments Provisional System/Set

Optimize your hip arthroplasty instrument set with the Zimmer 5003‑02 Acetabular Gauge Handle (10‑1/4″), a precision orthopedic tool engineered to assist surgeons in accurate acetabular sizing and trialing during total hip replacement procedures. This ergonomic handle provides a stable and reliable interface for gauge attachments and trial components as surgeons evaluate acetabular anatomy and select the correct implant size. Its 10‑1/4″ overall length offers the reach and control necessary for effective intraoperative assessment and component positioning in the acetabulum.

Crafted from durable surgical‑grade stainless steel, the Zimmer 5003‑02 delivers performance that stands up to repeated sterilization and the rigorous demands of the operating room. The instrument’s robust construction and balanced design enable predictable tactile feedback and precise manipulation of acetabular gauges and trial shells, helping surgical teams streamline preparation steps and reduce trial‑to‑implant adjustment time. Whether used in primary hip arthroplasty or revision cases, this gauge handle supports enhanced procedural consistency and instrumentation workflow.

Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, surgical centers, and hip arthroplasty specialists, the Zimmer 5003‑02 Acetabular Gauge Handle integrates seamlessly into comprehensive THA instrument trays. Its compatibility with a range of acetabular trial components empowers clinicians to achieve proper implant alignment and sizing with confidence — a critical factor in optimizing patient outcomes and long‑term implant performance. Add this reliable OEM handle to your hip instrument lineup to support precision, efficiency, and accuracy in acetabular component trialing.

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.