Zimmer Amsco Hall 5056-07 Osteotome Bur Rack 4-1/4"

Zimmer Amsco Hall 5056-07 Osteotome Bur Rack 4-1/4"

• Model: 5056-07
• Includes: (15) Zimmer 5056 Osteon Ototome Fluted Burs 
• Compatibility: Compatible with fluted, carbide, diamond, and other 5056 series burs used with Hall or Zimmer Osteon/Ototome surgical systems (many sizes and types, including 4.0 mm, 5.0 mm, 6.5 mm and other diameters/different lengths)
• Overall Length: 4-1/4 inches

Organize and protect your surgical burs with the Zimmer Amsco Hall 5056‑07 Osteotome Bur Rack, a cornerstone accessory for orthopedic, ENT, and otologic powered instrument systems. Purpose‑built for the 5056 series of Zimmer/Hall fluted burs, this compact 4‑1/4″ bur rack keeps essential cutting tools neatly arranged and readily accessible during sterilization and operating room setup. Compatible with a wide variety of 5056 fluted burs — including carbide and diamond‑tipped options — it’s a practical solution for maintaining instrument order and boosting procedural efficiency.

Engineered for clinical durability and streamlined workflow, this bur rack creates a secure home for your 5056 series burs used with Hall/Ototome and Osteon surgical handpieces. By holding burs upright and separated, it reduces the risk of damage to delicate flutes and cutting edges while simplifying instrument identification and setup for surgical teams. Whether organizing a complete set of fluted burs or supplementing an existing instrumentation tray, the Zimmer Amsco Hall bur rack enhances OR readiness and minimizes instrument handling errors.

Ideal for hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and specialty clinics that rely on Hall and Zimmer powered instrumentation, this bur rack integrates seamlessly into sterilization trays and instrument carts. By maintaining clear organization for your 5056 series osteotome and ototome burs, it supports best practices in instrument care, reduces setup time, and helps protect your investment in precision surgical accessories. Trust this bur rack to keep your cutting tools in top condition — every case, every time.

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.