Sklar Hibbs Chisel - 40-6737

Yes, the Sklar Hibbs Chisel is specifically engineered for heavy bone resection. Unlike precision osteotomes, its single-sided bevel provides the necessary mechanical force required to remove substantial bone structures efficiently.

Absolutely. This instrument is crafted from medical-grade stainless steel, which is designed to withstand rigorous, repeated sterilization protocols while maintaining the integrity and sharpness of the cutting edge.

This Hibbs Chisel features a 25mm blade width, offering surgeons the optimal surface area and leverage required for bulk bone work during complex orthopedic procedures.

Yes, this specific model is designed with a curved profile. This unique shape is engineered to provide surgeons with superior control and improved access when navigating specific anatomical areas during surgery.

Yes, the Sklar Hibbs Chisel is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a suitable choice for clinical environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.

Yes, it is a reusable surgical instrument. It is built for longevity and is designed to endure the demanding conditions of a professional clinical setting.

The total instrument length is 9-1/2 inches, providing an ergonomic length that facilitates better control and reach for the surgeon during operation.

Yes, this instrument is TAA compliant, meeting the necessary requirements for federal procurement and supply chains.

While the instrument is constructed from high-quality steel to ensure long-term edge retention, it should be processed through standard, facility-approved sterilization cycles to ensure it remains clean and functional for each use.

The primary difference lies in the bevel and intended use: <ul><li>Hibbs Chisel: Single-sided bevel optimized for heavy, bulk bone removal.</li><li>Osteotome: Typically double-beveled for precision cutting.</li></ul>This distinction allows the Hibbs Chisel to provide significantly more leverage during orthopedic tasks.