Orbital maxillofacial retractor, 20 cm, in stainless steel. Works around the orbital rim — a bone ring with the globe immediately behind it.
$ 32 Original price was: $ 32.$ 27Current price is: $ 27.
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Orbital work is defined by what sits behind the retractor. The globe is millimetres from the bone being exposed, so the instrument is doing two jobs at once: holding tissue clear, and standing between the eye and whatever instrument is working on the rim. A blade that slips in orbital surgery does not merely lose the exposure.
That is why the blade has to seat against the bone contour rather than rest on tissue, and why 20 cm is the working length — enough to reach the rim from a remote incision that keeps scars off the face, short enough to stay controllable at that distance. The instrument is held in one position for long periods while fractures are reduced or plates fixed, so a blade that flexes under sustained load is the wrong tool for the field.
| Type | Orbital maxillofacial retractor |
| Overall length | 20 cm |
| Use | Orbital and maxillofacial exposure |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Autoclavable | Yes |
| SKU | NJM-14778 |
Overview ✓ Trusted by Healthcare Professionals
✓ Designed for Reliable Performance
✓ Made for Lasting Durability
✓ Comfortable, Secure Fit
✓ Chosen by Clinics & Hospitals
✓ Made for Everyday Practice
✓ Secure, Reliable Support
✓ Finished to a High Standard
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