Sklar Wolff Plaster Cast Breaker - 11-2094

Yes, this instrument is part of the Sklar OR Grade line. It is constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring it can withstand the rigorous demands of medical environments and repeated use through standard sterilization protocols.

The Wolff Plaster Cast Breaker utilizes long, slightly curved jaws that offer a distinct mechanical advantage over traditional angled shears. This specific geometry allows for a more controlled and effective breaking action when working with plaster cast materials.

Absolutely. The jaws are equipped with deep horizontal serrations extending across the distal half of the gripping surface. This ensures a secure, non-slip hold on the plaster during the removal process.

Yes, the instrument features a blunt tip jaw design. These rounded tips are specifically engineered to prevent injury to the patient while maneuvering during the cast removal procedure.

Yes, this is a reusable instrument. It is manufactured from premium stainless steel specifically designed to handle standard sterilization protocols required in clinical settings.

No, the Sklar Wolff Plaster Cast Breaker is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for practitioners and patients with latex sensitivities.

Yes, this instrument is fully TAA compliant, meeting the necessary standards for government and large-scale medical facility procurement.

The total instrument length is 7 inches, providing a balance of ergonomic handling and the necessary leverage required for effective plaster manipulation.

Yes, the midsection of the tool includes a leaf-spring mechanism. This feature automatically assists in keeping the handles open, which helps reduce hand fatigue and improves ease of operation during extended use.

Currently, this product is offered in a singular standard configuration featuring the 7-inch length and curved jaw profile, which is specifically optimized for most clinical plaster-breaking requirements.