- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 47-2388c
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this surgical instrument built for long-term clinical use?
Yes, the Sklar MacKenty Septum Elevator is designed as a reusable medical instrument. Constructed from high-grade stainless steel, it is built to withstand repeated use in professional surgical settings.
Does this tool meet federal government procurement requirements?
Yes, this instrument is TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant, making it suitable for facilities and projects that require adherence to these specific governmental procurement standards.
Is the stainless steel used in this instrument latex-free?
Absolutely. The product is certified as not made with natural rubber latex, ensuring safety for patients and staff with latex sensitivities.
How should I handle the instrument before its first use?
This product is supplied non-sterile. It must undergo your facility’s standard cleaning and sterilization protocols before it is used in any surgical procedure.
Is the handle designed for a secure, ergonomic grip?
Yes, the handle features prominent horizontal knurling (grooving), which is specifically designed to provide enhanced grip security and control for the surgeon during precise maneuvers.
What is the total length of this septum elevator?
The instrument measures 6 inches in length, providing an ideal size for navigating the confined spaces required during nasal or septal procedures.
Does the angled curvature offer specific surgical advantages?
The angled curvature is intentionally engineered for precise tissue manipulation and separation, specifically allowing surgeons to navigate effectively within the nasal cavity and perform delicate procedures with accuracy.
How is the quality of this Sklar instrument guaranteed?
Sklar stands behind the manufacturing quality of this tool with a Lifetime warranty, ensuring peace of mind regarding its durability and performance over the long term.
Is this the same tool sometimes referred to as a McKenty elevator?
Yes, the instrument is officially identified with the MacKenty surname; it is common for the name to be spelled as ‘McKenty’ in clinical practice.
How is this instrument identified for inventory tracking?
This version is CensiTrac marked, which assists in tracking and managing the instrument throughout its sterilization and usage lifecycle in a clinical environment.