Zimmer 3610-06 Ultra-Cut Cobb Handle Brun Curette Orthopedic 10-3/4"

Zimmer 3610-06 Ultra-Cut Cobb Handle Brun Curette Orthopedic 10-3/4"

• Model: 3610-06
• Cup/Blade Size: Size 3
• Overall Length: 10-3/4 inches

Equip your surgical instrument set with the Zimmer 3610-06 Ultra-Cut Cobb Handle Brun Curette 10-3/4″, a precision bone management tool engineered for dependable performance in orthopedic and trauma procedures. This premium surgical curette features a robust Ultra-Cut blade profile and Size 3 working cup, designed to efficiently scrape and debride both cortical and cancellous bone surfaces — making it ideal for graft site preparation, contouring bone edges, and cleaning operative sites. Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel with a knurled Cobb handle for enhanced grip and control, this instrument supports precision and surgeon confidence throughout demanding cases.

The approximately 10-3/4″ overall length offers excellent reach into the operative field while maintaining responsive tactile feedback, helping clinicians maintain accuracy even in confined spaces. Its ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during prolonged procedures, and the dependable cutting edge helps streamline bone preparation workflows in orthopedic, reconstructive, and trauma surgical settings. Whether shaping bone for implant interfaces or gently removing bone fragments, this Zimmer curette delivers consistent performance where it matters most.

Trusted by surgical teams and backed by Zimmer’s legacy of quality instrumentation, the 3610-06 Ultra-Cut Cobb Handle Brun Curette is a versatile addition to any orthopedic OR, surgical center, or biomedical supply inventory. Ideal for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty practices alike, this curette supports procedural efficiency and contributes to superior surgical outcomes — helping clinicians achieve smooth, precise bone work with confidence and reliability.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.