Hand & Feet Instrument Sets

We understand that ordering new hand and foot instrument sets can often be a complex and time-consuming process. Hospitals, surgical departments, and individual consultants each tend to have their own preferences regarding specific tools, configurations, and instrument styles, which can make standardisation difficult. To simplify this, we have drawn on our experience working closely with surgical teams to compile example sets that include the most commonly used and trusted instruments for hand and foot surgery. Each set is designed to provide precision, reliability, and versatility, supporting both trauma and reconstructive procedures with consistency and ease.

Hand and foot surgery requires exceptional accuracy, control, and balance, often involving intricate dissection, bone work, and soft tissue repair. These instrument sets have been carefully assembled to meet those demands. They include scissors for detailed incisions, a range of forceps for secure handling, and retractors that maintain clear exposure in confined operative areas. Bone nibblers, elevators, and rongeurs allow for controlled bone contouring and removal, while needle holders support accurate suturing during tendon, ligament, or soft tissue reconstruction. A set also includes bipolar forceps with compatible bipolar leads, enabling precise coagulation and dependable haemostasis while minimising thermal spread to surrounding tissues.

Hand & Feet Instrument Set 1

Hand & Feet Bone Set

Every instrument is manufactured with ergonomic precision, providing comfort and stability during extended use. The high-quality materials and fine engineering ensure lasting sharpness, durability, and consistent performance. Whether used in orthopaedic, plastic, or reconstructive hand and foot surgery, these comprehensive sets provide surgical teams with a dependable foundation for achieving accurate, efficient, and safe outcomes for every patient.

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