Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, Acute Angles, DE

Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, Acute Angles, DE

Precision • Control • Safety

The Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, Acute Angles, DE is a specialized dual-ended (DE) surgical tool designed for atraumatic elevation of the sinus membrane during sinus lift and bone grafting procedures. Featuring acute-angled working ends in both large and small sizes, it allows clinicians to access and elevate delicate membrane areas safely and efficiently.

Crafted from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this instrument ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and precise performance in clinical and implant procedures.

Key Features:

• Dual-Ended Design (DE): One large and one small angled tip for versatile sinus access.

• Acute Angles: Provide excellent reach and visibility in confined surgical spaces.

• Atraumatic Smooth Ends: Minimize the risk of tearing or perforating the Schneiderian membrane.

• Ergonomic Handle: Ensures comfort, grip stability, and control during procedures.

• Premium Stainless Steel: Offers long-lasting sharpness, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization.

• Reusable & Autoclavable: Suitable for repeated use without loss of precision.

Applications:

• Sinus lift and augmentation procedures

• Bone graft and implant site preparation

• Elevation of the Schneiderian membrane

• Dental and oral-maxillofacial surgery

Product Specifications:

• Model: Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument

• Design: Dual-Ended (DE)

• Tip Size: Large / Small

• Angle Type: Acute

• Material: Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Mirror Polish (Optional)

• Reusable & Autoclavable

Why Choose the Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument?

The Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, Acute Angles, DE offers precision, safety, and versatility for sinus lift surgeries. Its acute angled tips and dual-end design provide effortless access to challenging anatomical regions, ensuring gentle and effective elevation of the sinus membrane.