Miller-Colburn bone file 7 1/2 #2 double-ended straight and curved up 6.0mm and 7.0mm downcutting serrated ends hexagonal handle

Versatile Filing Control with Dual Serrated Ends

The Miller-Colburn bone file is a double-ended hand instrument designed for controlled filing and smoothing of bone during surgical handling. Its straight and curved-up working ends provide two distinct approaches in one instrument, while the 6.0 mm and 7.0 mm downcutting serrated ends support selection according to access and filing requirements. The hexagonal handle offers a defined grip and helps maintain instrument orientation during use. At 7 1/2 inches overall, this bone file provides practical reach while consolidating complementary filing configurations into a single, readily handled instrument.

Use Cases

• File and smooth bone using the straight working end when a direct approach is preferred.
• Use the curved-up end to support access where the working angle calls for an upward curve.
• Select between the 6.0 mm and 7.0 mm downcutting serrated ends according to the filing area and desired contact width.
• Use the hexagonal handle to maintain a consistent hand position and instrument orientation during controlled filing tasks.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols, taking care to remove residue from the downcutting serrations.
• Inspect both straight and curved-up working ends, serrated surfaces, and the hexagonal handle for visible damage or wear before use.
• Handle and store the instrument to protect the serrated ends from impact, bending, or contact with other instruments.
• Follow facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use for reprocessing and storage.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.