Ragnell-Davis Retractor

Description

Ragnell-Davis Retractor

The Ragnell-Davis retractor is a small double-ended instrument for plastic and hand surgery. Our site label reads 15 cm, while the instrument itself runs close to 14 cm.

Two ends for fine work

Each end offers a different profile for shallow tissue. So you turn it over to suit the depth. That keeps extra tools off a small tray.

Sized for detail

At about 14 cm, it feels light and precise. Therefore it suits fine dissection near tendons and nerves. It also fits well around small incisions.

Plastic and hand surgery

Plastic surgeons use it to lift skin edges and small flaps. Likewise, hand surgeons use it in tight spaces of the fingers and palm. Then fine structures such as digital nerves stay visible.

On the tray

Many hand and plastic sets carry two of these side by side. Also, it pairs well with skin hooks and fine forceps for flap work. Choose the Ragnell-Davis retractor when you need small, gentle exposure.

Reprocessing Ragnell-Davis retractor

Handle the small ends with care during cleaning, and keep them apart from heavy instruments. Next, brush them gently and rinse under running water. Finally, dry the tool and store it with other delicate instruments.

Ragnell-Davis retractor specifications

• Length: 15 cm (about 14 cm)
• Double-ended
• Plastic and hand surgery

Supply and warranty

If your instrument shows a manufacturing defect within three years, we will put it right. Also, we check each piece in Atlanta before shipping. You can find care tips in our FAQs. Meanwhile, ASTM F899 describes the steel grades used for surgical instruments. For a skin hook for hand surgery, see our Kleinert-Kutz retractor. Our full range sits in the surgical retractor category.

For trained professionals only. Notes on images and nickel content sit in our care and sterilization guide; see shipping and delivery for dispatch details.