Rimmedtech® Bone Dust Trap: Advanced and Efficient Bone Dust Filtration System
Optimizing Bone Graft Collection
Highly Effective and Streamlined Solution
Engineered to enhance bone graft collection, the Bone Dust Trap is an advanced surgical filter featuring a unique, patented dual-stage filtration system paired with a cyclone-forming mechanism that enables the accumulation of substantial volumes of bone graft material with exceptional efficiency. Its innovative design and advanced features ensure efficiency, reliability, and surgeon convenience.
Patented in Canada, US, EU, Japan, China. Please contact us for patent information.
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Key Benefits
- 53cc Ample Container Volume: Substantial capacity supports continuous bone dust collection, eliminating the need for frequent emptying during procedures.
- Advanced Dual-Stage Filtration System: The patented technology prevents clogging and minimizes material washout, even with extensive irrigation, ensuring consistent performance.
- Convenient Placement: Designed for seamless integration, the device fits securely into the draping pouch pocket, optimizing surgical workflow.
- Simple and Reusable Design: The device allows straightforward emptying and can be reused up to three times within a single procedure, enhancing operational efficiency.
- Surgeon-Centric Engineering: Every detail is meticulously crafted to address the specific needs of surgeons, prioritizing ease of use and functionality.
- Robust Construction: Equipped with a rigid fixation clip and solid inlet and outlet ports, the device ensures durability and reliability, as validated by performance testing.
- Biocompatibility and Performance Tested: Manufactured with USP Class VI-tested materials in ISO 13485:2016-certified facilities, the Bone Dust Trap meets stringent biocompatibility and performance standards.
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