Bone Collecting Suction Tubes, 180 mm

Description

Bone Collecting Suction Tubes, 180 mm

A bone collecting suction tube captures particles from the drill site while it clears the field. This 180 mm version comes in a Fine option and a Coarse option. We inspect every tube in the United States before it ships.

Fine at 9 mm, Coarse at 5 mm

The catalogue labels the two options Fine, Ø 9 mm and Coarse, Ø 5 mm. As the names suggest, they target different particle sizes. So choose Fine when you expect small chips and drill dust, and Coarse for larger fragments. The diameter figures come straight from the catalogue. Check the photos to see where each measurement applies.

Harvesting While You Drill

Autogenous chips are worth keeping. Because the tube collects as it suctions, you save material that would otherwise go down the waste line. Then you can move the gathered bone to a dish or straight to the graft site. This approach also cuts down on separate harvesting steps.

A 180 mm Reach

Both versions measure 180 mm. That length lets an assistant hold the tip at the site while staying out of the surgeon’s way. In addition, the extra reach helps when you work in posterior regions.

Our Commitment on Each Tube

Each of these tubes is protected for three years against manufacturing defects. That clock starts when the parcel lands at your clinic. If a defect appears, contact us and we will make it right.

Stainless steel grades for surgical use are listed in ASTM F899. Explore the wider Dental Implant Instruments catalog. Collected particles can rest in our Bone Basin until you are ready to graft. For anything else, see the FAQs.

For trained surgical teams only. Tubes ship non-sterile, and the lumen should be flushed and cleaned before sterilization; our care and sterilization page gives details. Shipping options are on the shipping and delivery page.