11-1077-26

26 cm, 10 1/4" Hooked geometry changes the way force is applied. The 11-1077-26 measures 26 cm (10¼”) and is configured as a Blount-style bone lever with a distinctive hooked working end. The hook is designed to seat under bone or soft tissue and then provide secure lifting leverage while the handle remains outside the field. The length supports deeper exposures common in orthopedic and trauma surgery. Once engaged, the hooked tip resists slip better than a purely flat blade under certain loads. Surgical stainless steel keeps the entire instrument rigid and the surface finish intact through repeated autoclave cycles. What the design offers clinically: Hooked tip for secure under-bone engagement 26 cm length for solid leverage Predictable holding power once seated Robust construction for daily use This Blount-style lever belongs among the specialized BONE SURGERY INSTRUMENTS selected when standard flat elevators lose purchase. It is particularly useful in cases where the anatomy or soft-tissue tension requires a more positive mechanical lock. Surgeons who encounter variable bone contours or dense soft-tissue envelopes appreciate having a hooked option available. The proportions deliver reach and security without forcing the operator into awkward positions. Teams that maintain a range of lever styles find the 11-1077-26 fills a distinct gap between smooth-blade and multi-prong designs.

Categories: BONE LEVERS