18.5 cm, 7%”
double ended
5 mm sharp end
5 mm blunt end
Few instrument patterns are as widely recognized as the Freer Elevator, and the 11-913-18 keeps to that standard with an 18.5 cm (7⅜ inch) shaft finished with a 5 mm sharp end and a 5 mm blunt end.
The double ended design is the reason this pattern has stayed a staple across ENT, oral and maxillofacial, and general periosteal work for so long. The sharp end handles initial periosteal incision and finer separation, while the blunt end takes over for broader elevation once the plane is open, all without setting the instrument down. As part of our bone surgery instruments, it is finished to keep both ends performing consistently through repeated use.
18.5 cm (7⅜ inch) length for close, controlled handling
5 mm sharp end for initial periosteal separation
5 mm blunt end for broader elevation once the plane is established
Classic Freer pattern recognized across ENT and maxillofacial procedures
A double ended elevator like this one covers two stages of the same task with a single sterile instrument, which is a large part of why the Freer pattern remains a fixture on so many different types of surgical trays.
Add the 11-913-18 to your surgical instrument set.
