AR INSTRUMED Senn-Miller Sharp Retractor 5 × 20 mm
Product Description
The AR INSTRUMED Senn-Miller Sharp Retractor 5 × 20 mm is crafted from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel and is designed for strength, durability, and long-term reliability in clinical environments.
The premium stainless steel construction offers excellent resistance to corrosion, wear, and repeated sterilization cycles while maintaining structural integrity over time. The sharp precision tips provide effective tissue engagement and improved visibility during clinical procedures, supporting accurate and controlled retraction.
Manufactured with high precision, the Senn-Miller design enhances control, stability, and clinical efficiency while ensuring a sturdy and dependable construction. The 5 × 20 mm working end is engineered to provide precise retraction and dependable performance in procedures requiring careful tissue management.
Designed for professional dental use, this instrument ensures reliable tissue retraction and consistent results. It is fully autoclavable and built to withstand repeated sterilization processes without compromising quality, appearance, or functionality.
Product Specifications
Material: High-Quality Medical-Grade Stainless Steel
Type: Senn-Miller Sharp Retractor
Working End Size: 5 × 20 mm
Design: Senn-Miller Precision Design
Finish: Smooth Precision-Finished Surface
Sterilization: Fully Autoclavable, Reusable
Corrosion Resistance: High Resistance to Corrosion and Wear
Application: Dental and Clinical Retraction Procedures
Usage: Professional Dental Use
Bulk Orders & Partnerships
AR INSTRUMED supplies high-quality dental and medical instruments to hospitals, clinics, universities, distributors, and procurement partners worldwide. We offer competitive wholesale pricing, OEM manufacturing, private labeling, and customized bulk order solutions tailored to international healthcare requirements. Our strict quality control system ensures consistent performance, durability, and long-term value across all instruments.
