BR Surgical MALTZ Nasal Rasp, Fig. 2, 7¾" TC

Yes, this instrument incorporates Tungsten Carbide (TC) components. This material is specifically chosen for surgical tools because it offers: 1. Extreme hardness for precise bone contouring. 2. Superior edge retention compared to standard stainless steel. 3. Excellent corrosion resistance to withstand repeated sterilization processes.

Absolutely. The MALTZ Nasal Rasp (Figure 2) is engineered specifically for ENT and facial plastic surgery procedures that require fine, controlled bone contouring and smoothing within the nasal cavity.

This model is exactly 7¾ inches (7.75 inches) in length. This specific dimension is designed to provide the ideal balance of manual control and reach required for deep access within the nasal structure.

Yes, all units are guaranteed to be Factory New. This ensures that you receive the instrument in pristine, unused condition, which is essential for maintaining strict sterile standards in clinical environments.

Yes, this is the Figure 2 version of the MALTZ Nasal Rasp. This configuration is a standard, highly-regarded profile for surgeons performing precise nasal bone reduction and shaping.

Yes. By utilizing Tungsten Carbide, the instrument is built for professional longevity. TC is recognized for having a significantly longer edge life than traditional metals, ensuring the rasp remains sharp and effective even with consistent use in demanding surgical settings.

Yes, for your convenience and to ensure authenticity, the instrument ships directly from BR Surgical. This process generally involves a 1 to 2-week lead time, with an internal processing estimate of 7 days.

As this is a precision Tungsten Carbide surgical instrument, it should be handled with care to prevent impact damage. It is intended for professional use in sterile medical environments and should be cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s standard protocols for high-grade surgical metal instruments.

Yes, the instrument is exceptionally lightweight, weighing approximately 0.01 pounds. This low-mass design helps reduce hand fatigue and provides the surgeon with a more tactile, precise feel during delicate bone-smoothing tasks.

Yes, this rasp is designed as a functional, specialized tool meant to be used alongside other rhinology and facial plastic surgery instrumentation to complete complex surgical sets.