BR Surgical K-WIRE Trocar, double ended, 0.9mm (.035"), 4"

Yes, this BR Surgical K-WIRE Trocar is engineered specifically for precision-focused applications. With a slim diameter of 0.9mm (.035”), it is ideal for procedures requiring fine instrumentation, minimal invasiveness, and delicate tissue handling.

The double-ended configuration offers significant versatility during procedures. It maximizes efficiency by providing two functional points, allowing for extended utility without the need to switch instruments, which helps streamline surgical steps.

Yes, the product is supplied in “Factory New” condition. This ensures that the instrument meets strict performance standards and sterility requirements, providing confidence that the device is in peak condition for clinical use upon arrival.

Absolutely. Thanks to its fine 0.9mm (.035”) profile, this K-WIRE Trocar is specifically designed for scenarios where minimal tissue trauma is a priority, making it a reliable choice for precise targeting in delicate environments.

This model features a standard length of 4 inches, which provides the necessary reach and control required for typical guide wire placement or initial surgical access.

This instrument is produced by BR Surgical, a trusted name in medical equipment known for providing specialized, high-quality surgical tools that meet rigorous professional standards.

Yes, the BR Surgical K-WIRE Trocar is explicitly designed to act as a precise guide for the introduction of guide wires or other small, secondary surgical instruments, ensuring accurate placement during procedures.

The trocar is incredibly lightweight, weighing approximately 0.01 pounds. This low-mass design helps ensure balance and ease of handling for the surgeon during fine, maneuver-intensive tasks.

The manufacturer part number (MPN) for this specific 0.9mm by 4-inch K-WIRE Trocar is BR33-40709 (SKU: BRS-BR33-40709).

Yes, this item is shipped directly from the manufacturer to ensure it arrives with the highest standard of care. Typical lead times are estimated between 1 to 2 weeks.