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75 Kramer-Nevins Bone Chisel 7.5 mm, Wide Bone Grafting and Ridge Compacting Chisel
CAD 99.99
75 Kramer-Nevins Bone Chisel is a 7.5 mm sharp, long single-ended instrument used for contiguous bone grafting procedures, compacting bony walls after graft placement, and removing exostosis or tori, sized for wider graft sites than the 5.5 mm 55. Like the 55, the 75 is built for packing and compacting strokes rather than shaving or splitting bone, condensing the graft site wall to improve stability before closure. At 7.5 mm, the #75 covers a wider wall or larger area of excess bone in fewer strokes than the narrower #55. Single-ended, medical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, autoclavable.
The Kramer-Nevins bone chisel 75 extends the same compacting and grafting function as the 55 to a wider 7.5 mm blade, giving the clinician more wall coverage per stroke when compacting bone after graft placement or removing larger areas of exostosis or tori. Like the 55, it is not a shaving or splitting instrument; its role is to condense and compact bone rather than remove it in the way the Gardner or Chandler chisels do.
At 7.5 mm blade width, the 75 is the wider of the two Kramer-Nevins grafting sizes, reducing the number of compacting strokes needed to complete a wide graft site wall or a larger ridge of excess bone. The 7.5 mm blade width is shared with the mono-bevel #3 Kramer-Nevins, though the two instruments serve different procedures and should not be substituted for each other.
Clinically, the 75 is selected over the 55 when the graft site wall is wide or the tori or exostosis being removed covers a larger surface area, with the narrower 55 reserved for more confined sites. Single-ended, medical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, autoclavable.
Product Features
- 75 Kramer-Nevins Bone Chisel 7.5 mm compacts wide bony walls after contiguous bone grafting procedures
- Sharp, long single-ended blade suited to wider graft sites and larger exostosis or tori
- Condenses graft site walls after material placement to improve stability before closure
- 7.5 mm blade width covers more wall surface per stroke than the narrower 5.5 mm 55
- Shares its 7.5 mm blade width with the mono-bevel #3 Kramer-Nevins but serves a different procedure
- Matched pair with the narrower 5.5 mm 55 Kramer-Nevins for confined graft sites
- Medical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, fully autoclavable
75 vs 55 Kramer-Nevins: Same bone grafting and compacting function, but the 75’s 7.5 mm blade covers wider walls and larger excess bone in fewer strokes, while the 55’s 5.5 mm blade is for narrower graft sites. The 75 also shares its blade width with the mono-bevel #3, used for a different procedure (widening a tooth split) and not interchangeable with it.
Matched Pair: The 55 and 75 Kramer-Nevins Bone Chisels are designed as a matched narrow/wide pair for bone grafting and compacting procedures. Stock both to cover confined graft sites (55) alongside wider walls and larger exostosis or tori (75).
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