Miller bone file 7 double-ended, #12A 6.5mm wide, plain and cross serrations round handle

Controlled Filing with Versatile Double-Ended Access

The Miller bone file is a double-ended instrument designed for controlled filing and smoothing of bone during surgical workflows. Its 7-inch length provides a practical working reach, while the two ends offer plain and cross serrations for adapting the filing surface to the task at hand. The 6.5 mm width supports focused contact in areas where a narrower working profile is useful. A round handle provides a familiar format for instrument handling and repositioning. Together, these design features support a flexible, task-oriented approach to bone filing without requiring multiple single-ended instruments for related steps.

Use Cases

• Use the plain-serrated end for controlled filing tasks where a smoother rasping surface is preferred.
• Use the cross-serrated end when a more pronounced filing pattern is appropriate for the task.
• Select the 6.5 mm wide working profile for focused contact during bone filing.
• Use the double-ended configuration to transition between serration styles without changing instruments.
• Incorporate the 7-inch file into workflows requiring a longer instrument format and a round handle for handling and repositioning.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the bone file promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect both serrated ends, the handle, and the working surfaces for retained debris, damage, or wear before reuse.
• Handle the serrated ends carefully during cleaning and transport to protect the working surfaces and personnel.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects both ends from contact damage and keeps it readily identifiable for use.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.