Feldheim Nail Instruments

Description

Feldheim Nail Instruments

The Feldheim nail instrument is a very short, 10 cm hand tool of the Feldheim pattern. It is made for fine nail work.

The shortest option

At 10 cm, this is the most compact nail tool in our range. Therefore it rests close to the fingertips. In addition, that gives fine control in small spaces.

Feldheim nail instrument facts

The listing names the Feldheim pattern and its length. Beyond that, we confirm the tip by photo. Additionally, that keeps the order accurate.

Who uses the Feldheim nail instrument

Hand and podiatry clinics may choose a short tool for fine work. Also, pediatric clinics like small instruments. Minor procedure rooms keep them too.

Short tools and small patients

Children have small fingers and toes. So a 10 cm tool suits them well. It also feels less daunting to a young patient.

Technique

Rest the hand on a firm surface for support. Then guide the tip with small finger movements. Also, short tools reward a light touch.

Pairing lengths

Many kits hold a short and a longer nail tool. Consequently, the clinician can switch as needed. Moreover, our 13 cm and 15 cm patterns pair well with it.

Feldheim nail instrument details

• 10 cm long
• Feldheim pattern
• Tip photo on request
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Scrub the small tip with a soft brush. Rinse, then dry at once. Keep it in a slot of its own.

Delivery support

Each nail instrument undergoes a careful check by Atlanta staff ahead of shipping. Practices receive three years against manufacturing defects covering this nail instrument by default. Often bought with it is the Ideal nail tool. For shipping questions, visit our FAQs. View the entire orthopedic tools list for extra options. A second nail instrument on standby helps on busy days. The FDA notes ASTM F899 for steel in surgical instruments. We can suggest an option for your team.

Sold to licensed professionals. Our reprocessing guide covers image variation plus the nickel in stainless steel. Check our delivery terms for carrier options.