The BDEALS Weitlaner Retractor Self-Retaining 5-inch is a highly reliable and precise surgical tool, designed to provide consistent tissue retraction without requiring constant manual assistance. This makes it an essential instrument for a wide range of surgical specialties, including orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, spinal procedures, and general surgical operations.
Manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel, this retractor delivers exceptional strength, long-lasting durability, and superior resistance to corrosion and staining. Its self-retaining ratchet mechanism ensures a secure hold on tissues, allowing surgeons and assistants to focus entirely on the critical aspects of the procedure.
The retractor features blunt prongs, making it ideal for delicate tissue handling and minimizing trauma during surgery. Its ergonomic design offers a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use, while the precision-engineered joints provide smooth and reliable movement.
At Zenmedix, we understand the importance of using only the highest-quality surgical instruments. Our Weitlaner Retractor meets strict industry standards and is fully autoclavable, ensuring maximum hygiene and safety in every operation. Whether used in hospital operating rooms, specialty clinics, or surgical training facilities, this instrument is trusted by medical professionals worldwide.
Key Features:
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Length: 5 inches – ideal for small and medium retraction requirements
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Material: Premium stainless steel for maximum strength and rust resistance
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Mechanism: Self-retaining ratchet for hands-free operation
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Prongs: Blunt tips to protect surrounding tissues
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Finish: Satin-polished for reduced glare in the operating field
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Sterilization: Fully autoclavable and reusable
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Application: Suitable for orthopedic, neurosurgical, spinal, and general surgery procedures
With BDEALS instruments from Zenmedix, you can expect precision, reliability, and performance that enhance surgical efficiency and patient outcomes.
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