Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, 47° Obtuse Angles, DE

Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, 47° Obtuse Angles, DE

Gentle • Accurate • Reliable

The Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, 47° Obtuse Angles, DE is a precision-crafted dual-ended surgical instrument designed for safe and controlled elevation of the sinus membrane during sinus lift and bone grafting procedures. With 47° obtuse-angled tips, it provides smooth access and controlled pressure application, minimizing the risk of tearing the delicate Schneiderian membrane.

Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, this instrument ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and superior tactile feedback, making it a trusted choice for dental and implant surgeons.

Key Features:

• Dual-Ended (DE) Design: Features both large and small angled tips for versatile access.

• 47° Obtuse Angles: Allow controlled membrane elevation with minimal trauma.

• Smooth Working Ends: Ensure gentle manipulation of sinus tissue.

• Ergonomic Handle: Provides excellent grip, balance, and precision during procedures.

• Premium Stainless Steel: Resistant to corrosion and deformation, built for long-term use.

• Reusable & Autoclavable: Can be sterilized repeatedly without compromising quality.

Applications:

• Sinus lift and bone graft augmentation

• Elevation of the Schneiderian membrane

• Dental implant site preparation

• Oral and maxillofacial surgery

Product Specifications:

• Model: Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument

• Design: Dual-Ended (DE)

• Tip Sizes: Large / Small

• Angle Type: 47° Obtuse

• Material: Premium Surgical Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Mirror Polish (Optional)

• Reusable & Autoclavable

Why Choose the Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, 47° Obtuse?

The Kramer-Nevins Sinus Lift Instrument, Large/Small, 47° Obtuse Angles, DE is engineered for precision and safety. Its obtuse-angled tips and smooth surfaces ensure gentle sinus membrane elevation, while the dual-ended design offers versatility for varied anatomical access. Ideal for surgeons seeking efficient, atraumatic performance in sinus lift procedures.