Bone File Rasp - Double-Ended Hollow Handle
The Bone File Rasp is a double-ended surgical file used after tooth extraction and alveoloplasty to smooth sharp bone spicules and reduce cortical ledges before flap closure. The aggressive end carries a curved, finely cross-cut rasp surface that glides along the ridge and removes bone in controlled passes, while the opposite end provides a slim burnisher-style tip for feather-finishing sharp edges. Both ends are ground from a single piece of stainless steel and mounted on a 10 mm hollow handle with knurled rings and ergonomic bulbs, giving a light, balanced feel across extended contouring work. Fully autoclavable, cassette-compatible, and supplied non-sterile. A dependable finishing file from Equate Instruments.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Bone File Fig.2 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.1 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.33 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.45 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.64 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.10 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.1 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.12 Rasp Hollow Handle 10mm
The Bone File with Rasp Hollow Handle is a double-ended surgical file used during oral and periodontal surgery to smooth sharp bone edges, refine osseous margins around extraction sockets, and finish the alveolar ridge before flap closure. Each tip carries a raised rasp of precision-cut teeth that abrades bone with a directional stroke, while the opposing end offers a complementary cut pattern for detailed work in tight anatomy. The lightweight hollow stainless-steel handle is knurled for a secure grip during tactile, low-force filing, reducing operator fatigue during extended procedures. Forged stainless steel resists corrosion and tolerates repeated steam sterilisation. Supplied non-sterile, this Equate Instruments bone file is specified for reusable surgical workflows in cassettes or pouches.
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Bone File Fig.12A Rasp - Double-Ended Hollow Handle
The Bone File Fig.12A is a double-ended surgical rasp used to smooth sharp cortical bone edges after tooth extraction, alveoloplasty, or flap surgery. One end carries a deeply serrated curved rasp surface for rapid removal of bone spicules and ledge reduction, while the opposite end provides a slim burnisher-style tip for feather-finishing the margin before flap closure. The blades run into a lightweight 10 mm hollow handle with knurled rings and ergonomic bulbs, giving a fatigue-free grip during extended contouring work. One-piece stainless-steel construction, fully autoclavable, cassette-compatible, and supplied non-sterile. A clean-finishing surgical file from Equate Instruments.
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