Replacement Ebonized Set Screw for 93-1760 to 1766
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- Replacement Ebonized Set Screw for 93-1760 to 1766 designed with a precise configuration for secure adjustment.
- Ebonized finish provides enhanced corrosion resistance.
- Specialized design supports reliable operation within the operative field.
- Suitable for ENT applications requiring a replacement set screw.
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The Replacement Ebonized Set Screw for 93-1760 to 1766 is a specialized ENT instrument designed for secure adjustment and reliable mechanical performance. Its precise design ensures proper blade tension and smooth operation of compatible nasal and septum speculums.
With an ebonized finish, this set screw provides enhanced corrosion resistance while maintaining the original instrument aesthetic. Manufactured to precise tolerances, this replacement component restores functionality and durability to your surgical instruments.
Key Features
- Designed for instruments numbered 93-1760 through 1766 for secure adjustment and reliable performance.
- Ebonized finish enhances corrosion resistance and aesthetic match.
- Manufactured to precise tolerances for optimal blade tension and operation.
- Restores functionality to nasal and septum speculums.
- Supports smooth operation during surgical procedures.
- Designed for ENT applications requiring reliable instrument performance.
- Corrosion-resistant construction for longevity.
- Compatible with existing instrument sets.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Replacement Set Screw |
| Compatibility | Instruments 93-1760 through 1766 |
| Finish | Ebonized |
| Primary Function | Secure Adjustment |
| Material | German Stainless Steel (AISI 420) |
| Application Type | ENT |
The Replacement Ebonized Set Screw for 93-1760 to 1766 combines a precise design with an ebonized finish.
Its functionality is intended for secure adjustment in ENT applications.
Design & Function
The Replacement Set Screw features a specialized design to provide secure adjustment during surgical procedures. The ebonized finish enhances corrosion resistance while maintaining the aesthetic of the original instruments.
This component provides a defined adjustment profile, while its precise manufacturing allows for reliable operation. Together, these features ensure optimal performance in ENT procedures.
Surgical Applications
The Replacement Ebonized Set Screw for 93-1760 to 1766 may be used in ENT applications involving nasal and septum speculums. Specific use depends on the surgical procedure and preference of the clinical team.
Handling & Instrument Care
Inspect the set screw before use, ensuring it is free from visible damage or wear. Ensure proper alignment and functionality before use.
After use, clean and process the set screw according to the manufacturer's validated instructions and the healthcare facility's established instrument-processing protocols. Store the set screw appropriately to protect its finish and prevent unnecessary contact with other instruments.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What instruments is this set screw compatible with?
It is designed for instruments numbered 93-1760 through 1766.
2. What is the finish of the set screw?
It features an ebonized finish.
3. What is the primary function of this set screw?
It is designed for secure adjustment.
4. Is this set screw suitable for ENT applications?
Yes, it is suitable for ENT applications.
5. What material is the set screw made from?
It is made from German Stainless Steel (AISI 420).
6. How should the set screw be maintained?
It should be inspected, cleaned, and stored according to manufacturer instructions and healthcare facility protocols.
7. Does the set screw restore functionality?
Yes, it is designed to restore functionality to compatible instruments.
8. Can this set screw be used with other instruments?
It is specifically designed for use with instruments 93-1760 through 1766.