Zimmer 3610-07 Ultra-Cut Size 4 Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10-3/4"
Zimmer 3610-07 Ultra-Cut Size 4 Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10-3/4"
• Model: 3610-07
• Cup Size: 4
• Overall Length: 10-3/4 Inches
The Zimmer 3610‑07 Ultra‑Cut Size 4 Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10‑3/4″ is a precision‑engineered orthopedic surgical instrument designed to deliver exceptional performance in bone scraping, contouring, and debridement tasks. Purpose‑built for use in trauma, reconstructive, and general orthopedic procedures, this medium‑sized curette offers clinicians the ideal balance of cutting surface and ergonomic control. Its Size 4 working end provides versatile engagement with bone surfaces, helping surgeons efficiently prepare operative sites for fixation, grafting, or defect removal.
Crafted from high‑quality surgical‑grade stainless steel with an Ultra‑Cut Cobb profile, this Zimmer curette supports dependable durability and resistance to corrosion through repeated sterilization cycles. The knurled Cobb handle enhances grip and tactile feedback during demanding procedures, reducing hand fatigue and improving precision in tight anatomical spaces. With an overall length of approximately 10‑3/4″, it offers excellent reach without sacrificing maneuverability, making it a valuable tool for surgical teams seeking refined control and consistent results.
Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, surgical technologists, and clinical procurement specialists, the Zimmer Ultra‑Cut Cobb Handle Curette embodies Zimmer Biomet’s long‑standing reputation for quality instrumentation. Whether preparing bone surfaces for internal fixation, removing irregular bone, or shaping contours in reconstructive procedures, this curette supports effective surgical workflows and enhances procedural accuracy. Its robust construction and trusted design make it an indispensable addition to any orthopedic operative tray or instrumentation set.
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.
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Zimmer 3610-07 Ultra-Cut Size 4 Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10-3/4"
• Model: 3610-07
• Cup Size: 4
• Overall Length: 10-3/4 Inches
The Zimmer 3610‑07 Ultra‑Cut Size 4 Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10‑3/4″ is a precision‑engineered orthopedic surgical instrument designed to deliver exceptional performance in bone scraping, contouring, and debridement tasks. Purpose‑built for use in trauma, reconstructive, and general orthopedic procedures, this medium‑sized curette offers clinicians the ideal balance of cutting surface and ergonomic control. Its Size 4 working end provides versatile engagement with bone surfaces, helping surgeons efficiently prepare operative sites for fixation, grafting, or defect removal.
Crafted from high‑quality surgical‑grade stainless steel with an Ultra‑Cut Cobb profile, this Zimmer curette supports dependable durability and resistance to corrosion through repeated sterilization cycles. The knurled Cobb handle enhances grip and tactile feedback during demanding procedures, reducing hand fatigue and improving precision in tight anatomical spaces. With an overall length of approximately 10‑3/4″, it offers excellent reach without sacrificing maneuverability, making it a valuable tool for surgical teams seeking refined control and consistent results.
Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, surgical technologists, and clinical procurement specialists, the Zimmer Ultra‑Cut Cobb Handle Curette embodies Zimmer Biomet’s long‑standing reputation for quality instrumentation. Whether preparing bone surfaces for internal fixation, removing irregular bone, or shaping contours in reconstructive procedures, this curette supports effective surgical workflows and enhances procedural accuracy. Its robust construction and trusted design make it an indispensable addition to any orthopedic operative tray or instrumentation set.
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.
