Cherry osteotome 8 straight 4.0mm wide octagonal handle

Osteotome intended for controlled bone cutting and shaping during surgical use.
Eight-inch length provides extended reach while supporting familiar instrument handling.
Straight construction helps maintain a direct line of application.
The 4.0mm width supports focused contact for localized bone work.
Octagonal handle geometry promotes familiar grip orientation during controlled manipulation.
Defined handle facets can support consistent positioning through repeated instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 012210465

Categories: Elevators, Elevators | Osteotomes, Osteotomes

Straight Osteotome Designed for Controlled, Confident Handling

The Cherry osteotome is a hand instrument intended for controlled cutting or shaping of bone during surgical preparation. Its straight 8-inch format provides a defined working profile for tasks requiring direct alignment, while the 4.0 mm width supports focused contact at the instrument tip. An octagonal handle offers multiple flats for a secure, repeatable grip and helps keep the instrument oriented during use. Together, these design details support practical handling, clear positioning, and consistent workflow control when a narrow, straight osteotome is appropriate for the task.

Use Cases

Use for controlled osteotome work where a straight instrument profile supports direct alignment.
Apply the 4.0 mm working width when a focused contact area is required.
Use the 8-inch length when additional hand-to-working-area distance is helpful.
Grip and orient the instrument using the octagonal handle during preparation and handling.
Incorporate into surgical instrument setups requiring a straight osteotome.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the osteotome promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the straight shaft, 4.0 mm working area, and octagonal handle for damage, deformation, or surface changes before handling.
Handle and store the instrument in a manner that protects the working end from contact damage.