Stryker 2108-182-000 2108 Series Sagittal Blade No Offset 18.6 x 1.24 x 84.4mm
Stryker 2108-182-000 2108 Series Sagittal Blade No Offset 18.6 x 1.24 x 84.4mm
• Model: 2108-182-000
• Cut Depth: 84.4mm
• Material Thickness: 1.24mm
• Cut Edge: 18.6mm
This medical supply or implant item is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's packaging, which remains undamaged. The inner and outer packaging is intact, ensuring the product's integrity and suitability for medical use.
This 2108‑182‑000 Sagittal Saw Blade is a heavy‑duty, no‑offset, stainless steel blade designed for demanding bone cutting tasks. With its approximately 18.5 mm blade width and about 83½ to 84.4 mm length, it offers a substantial cutting edge and depth of reach, suitable for larger bone resections or long cuts where visibility and straightness are important. The relatively thick blade material (~1.24 mm) combined with a cut thickness of about 1.27 mm gives it rigidity and robustness, reducing blade flex or chatter during use, which helps maintain precision and control.
The diamond tooth design with no offset means that the cutting teeth are placed directly along the blade edge, rather than staggered. This design is typically used where smooth, linear cuts are needed without lateral displacement. The coarser tooth density (approx. 4.72 teeth/cm) aids in more aggressive bone removal per stroke, sacrificing some fineness of finish for speed and efficiency. Surgeons might choose this blade in situations where speed and power are prioritized over extremely fine finish — for example, in large bone exposed surgical fields where plenty of material must be removed.
In use, this blade is compatible with a variety of Stryker sagittal saw systems, providing versatility. The sterility and single‑use nature help ensure consistent performance and reduce the risk of contamination or dulling over multiple reuses. Because of its size, thickness, and tooth design, care must be taken in manipulating it: sufficient power, correct orientation, steady pressure, and cooling (if applicable) are important to avoid excessive heat generation or microfractures. Proper matching of blade size to anatomy and to the saw’s mechanical capacity is essential for safe, efficient outcomes.
Stryker 2108-182-000 2108 Series Sagittal Blade No Offset 18.6 x 1.24 x 84.4mm
• Model: 2108-182-000
• Cut Depth: 84.4mm
• Material Thickness: 1.24mm
• Cut Edge: 18.6mm
This medical supply or implant item is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's packaging, which remains undamaged. The inner and outer packaging is intact, ensuring the product's integrity and suitability for medical use.
This 2108‑182‑000 Sagittal Saw Blade is a heavy‑duty, no‑offset, stainless steel blade designed for demanding bone cutting tasks. With its approximately 18.5 mm blade width and about 83½ to 84.4 mm length, it offers a substantial cutting edge and depth of reach, suitable for larger bone resections or long cuts where visibility and straightness are important. The relatively thick blade material (~1.24 mm) combined with a cut thickness of about 1.27 mm gives it rigidity and robustness, reducing blade flex or chatter during use, which helps maintain precision and control.
The diamond tooth design with no offset means that the cutting teeth are placed directly along the blade edge, rather than staggered. This design is typically used where smooth, linear cuts are needed without lateral displacement. The coarser tooth density (approx. 4.72 teeth/cm) aids in more aggressive bone removal per stroke, sacrificing some fineness of finish for speed and efficiency. Surgeons might choose this blade in situations where speed and power are prioritized over extremely fine finish — for example, in large bone exposed surgical fields where plenty of material must be removed.
In use, this blade is compatible with a variety of Stryker sagittal saw systems, providing versatility. The sterility and single‑use nature help ensure consistent performance and reduce the risk of contamination or dulling over multiple reuses. Because of its size, thickness, and tooth design, care must be taken in manipulating it: sufficient power, correct orientation, steady pressure, and cooling (if applicable) are important to avoid excessive heat generation or microfractures. Proper matching of blade size to anatomy and to the saw’s mechanical capacity is essential for safe, efficient outcomes.
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Stryker 2108-182-000 2108 Series Sagittal Blade No Offset 18.6 x 1.24 x 84.4mm
• Model: 2108-182-000
• Cut Depth: 84.4mm
• Material Thickness: 1.24mm
• Cut Edge: 18.6mm
This medical supply or implant item is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's packaging, which remains undamaged. The inner and outer packaging is intact, ensuring the product's integrity and suitability for medical use.
This 2108‑182‑000 Sagittal Saw Blade is a heavy‑duty, no‑offset, stainless steel blade designed for demanding bone cutting tasks. With its approximately 18.5 mm blade width and about 83½ to 84.4 mm length, it offers a substantial cutting edge and depth of reach, suitable for larger bone resections or long cuts where visibility and straightness are important. The relatively thick blade material (~1.24 mm) combined with a cut thickness of about 1.27 mm gives it rigidity and robustness, reducing blade flex or chatter during use, which helps maintain precision and control.
The diamond tooth design with no offset means that the cutting teeth are placed directly along the blade edge, rather than staggered. This design is typically used where smooth, linear cuts are needed without lateral displacement. The coarser tooth density (approx. 4.72 teeth/cm) aids in more aggressive bone removal per stroke, sacrificing some fineness of finish for speed and efficiency. Surgeons might choose this blade in situations where speed and power are prioritized over extremely fine finish — for example, in large bone exposed surgical fields where plenty of material must be removed.
In use, this blade is compatible with a variety of Stryker sagittal saw systems, providing versatility. The sterility and single‑use nature help ensure consistent performance and reduce the risk of contamination or dulling over multiple reuses. Because of its size, thickness, and tooth design, care must be taken in manipulating it: sufficient power, correct orientation, steady pressure, and cooling (if applicable) are important to avoid excessive heat generation or microfractures. Proper matching of blade size to anatomy and to the saw’s mechanical capacity is essential for safe, efficient outcomes.
