7 inch 1/4″ Lambotte Osteotome – Straight, 2mm Blade

The 7″ 1/4″ Lambotte Osteotome – Straight, 2mm Blade is a finely engineered orthopedic surgical instrument designed for precision bone cutting, controlled osteotomy, and delicate reconstructive procedures. Its slim 2mm blade makes it especially suitable for fine and accurate bone work where high precision and minimal bone removal are required.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this Lambotte Osteotome offers excellent resistance to corrosion, staining, and wear caused by repeated sterilization. The material ensures long-lasting durability and maintains sharp cutting performance even after multiple uses in demanding surgical environments.

The straight blade design allows for direct and controlled force application, ensuring clean and accurate bone division. The narrow 2mm edge provides exceptional precision, making it ideal for fine orthopedic procedures, small bone work, and situations where delicate bone manipulation is required.

With a compact 7-inch length, this osteotome provides excellent maneuverability and control in confined surgical spaces. It allows surgeons to work with precision while maintaining stability and reducing hand fatigue during intricate procedures. The balanced structure ensures accurate force transmission from handle to blade for efficient cutting performance.

The Lambotte Osteotome – Straight, 2mm Blade is widely used in orthopedic surgery, trauma procedures, hand and foot surgery, and reconstructive bone operations. It is particularly effective for fine cortical bone removal, small osteotomies, and precision bone contouring.

The instrument features a smooth, polished finish that reduces friction during use and minimizes tissue adhesion. This enhances surgical efficiency and improves overall handling during delicate procedures. Its ergonomic design ensures secure grip and optimal control for surgeons.

Fully autoclavable and reusable, this osteotome is designed to meet strict surgical sterilization standards. It withstands repeated autoclave cycles without losing structural integrity or cutting performance, making it a reliable and cost-effective instrument for long-term clinical use.

The 7″ Lambotte Osteotome – Straight, 2mm Blade is an essential tool for surgeons requiring high precision, stability, and control in fine bone surgery. Its compact design and ultra-precise cutting edge make it a valuable addition to any orthopedic surgical instrument set.

Key Features

• Ultra-precise 2mm straight blade for delicate bone cutting
• 7-inch compact design for enhanced control and maneuverability
• Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel
• Excellent corrosion and rust resistance
• Ideal for fine orthopedic and reconstructive procedures
• Sharp, durable cutting edge for accurate osteotomy
• Polished finish reduces tissue adhesion
• Ergonomic design for improved surgical handling
• Autoclavable and reusable construction
• Stable force transmission for controlled cutting
• Suitable for small bone and precision applications
• Long-lasting performance in surgical environments

Product Specifications

Applications

• Fine orthopedic bone cutting
• Small bone osteotomy procedures
• Hand and foot surgery
• Trauma surgery involving delicate bone structures
• Reconstructive orthopedic procedures
• Cortical bone trimming
• Maxillofacial precision bone work
• Veterinary small bone surgery

FAQs

Q1: What is the 7″ Lambotte Osteotome used for?
It is used for precise bone cutting and fine osteotomy procedures in orthopedic surgery.

Q2: Why is a 2mm blade important?
The 2mm blade allows extremely precise and controlled bone removal, ideal for delicate surgical work.

Q3: Is this instrument reusable?
Yes, it is fully reusable and designed for repeated sterilization cycles.

Q4: Can it be autoclaved?
Yes, it is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods.

Q5: What material is used in this osteotome?
It is made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance.

Q6: In which surgeries is it commonly used?
It is commonly used in orthopedic, hand, foot, trauma, and reconstructive bone surgeries.