Sklar Tuffier Rib Spreader (CensiTrac Marked) - 55-7465c

Yes, this rib spreader is crafted from high-quality stainless steel. This material is chosen for its:

• Durability in demanding surgical environments.
• Compatibility with standard repeated sterilization processes.
• Long-term reliability as a reusable surgical instrument.

Absolutely. The instrument features notched edge blades specifically designed to enhance grip and ensure retraction stability throughout surgical procedures.

Yes, the Sklar Tuffier Rib Spreader is TAA compliant, meeting the necessary requirements for government and institutional procurement standards.

Yes, this instrument is strictly not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical environments where latex-free equipment is required.

The instrument is supplied non-sterile. Prior to its first use and between subsequent uses, it must undergo your facility’s validated sterilization protocols to ensure it is ready for operative conditions.

The CensiTrac marking indicates that this instrument is compatible with advanced instrument tracking systems. This allows for better inventory management, improved processing oversight, and streamlined maintenance tracking within your facility.

Yes, the Tuffier pattern is a well-established and trusted design profile. It utilizes a precision mechanical rack-and-pinion system, allowing for fine, incremental adjustments to the spreading distance, ensuring consistent retraction control.

Definitely. It is a reusable surgical instrument manufactured under the ‘Sklar or Grade’ quality benchmark, specifically engineered to withstand repeated use and frequent sterilization cycles over its lifetime.

Despite its robust and heavy-duty construction, the unit is precision-engineered to be manageable, weighing only 0.01 pounds. The design focuses on providing a secure, non-slip hold without adding unnecessary bulk.

Yes, this is an essential surgical tool primarily used for procedures that require sternal or rib cavity exposure. Its design provides the stability and control needed for precise tissue retraction in these delicate areas.