Rod Bender – Surgical Wire Instrument – 11-1735-00

to bend straight and angled
Article 11-1735-00 is another Rod Bender intended for shaping straight and angled rods during surgical fixation preparation. Having dedicated rod-bending instruments available allows the surgical team to approach contouring as a controlled adjustment rather than depending on improvised gripping or bending methods. It fits within a broader range of bone surgery instruments used for orthopedic implant preparation.
The product page specifically states that this pattern is used to bend straight and angled rods. Unlike Article 11-1734-28, the page does not list an overall length, so no dimension has been assigned here.
Its confirmed characteristics are:
Pattern: Rod Bender
Intended for straight rods
Intended for angled rods
Category: Wire Instruments
During construct preparation, rod contouring may need to be adjusted gradually to achieve the intended shape. A purpose-built bender gives the operator a defined point of control and helps keep the manipulation process organized around the implant rather than the surrounding anatomy.
This makes the instrument relevant to orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures involving rod-based fixation systems. It can also be useful for hospitals and distributors maintaining specialized implant preparation trays where several bending patterns are required.
Since the manufacturer page does not specify material, finish, length, or sterilization compatibility, buyers should verify those details directly with Next Edge Surgical before placing an order.
Keep the appropriate rod-bending pattern available for your fixation workflow.