11-1041-16

16 cm, 6½" Pointed Pointed precision defines the 11-1041-16. At 16 cm (6½”), this compact elevator carries a sharply focused tip that slips into tight intervals where broader blades cannot go. Surgeons use it when they need to start a plane under periosteum or separate delicate layers without creating excess trauma. The short length keeps the instrument highly maneuverable in hand, foot, and selected trauma fields. The pointed geometry gives immediate tactile feedback. You feel the resistance change the moment the tip finds the right plane. That feedback is critical when working close to neurovascular structures or in confined anatomy. Surgical stainless steel construction means the point stays true and the surface stays clean after countless sterilization cycles. Quick performance notes: Pointed tip for accurate initial placement 16 cm length, ideal for smaller fields Excellent tactile response Corrosion-resistant finish for long service life Among BONE SURGERY INSTRUMENTS , this pointed version fills a specific niche that rounded or wider tools cannot match. It is the instrument you reach for when the first elevation must be exact. Orthopedic teams that maintain both pointed and rounded options find this model becomes the go-to for initiating dissection planes. The compact size also makes it easy to keep on the field without cluttering the tray. Whether the case involves fine periosteal work or careful separation around small bone fragments, the 11-1041-16 provides the control that larger elevators simply lack. Its straightforward design and reliable materials make it a quiet but essential piece in any well-equipped orthopedic set.

Categories: PERIOSTEAL ELEVATORS