Description

The Cement Chisel Angled 15° is designed for removing bone cement. It is used during orthopedic procedures. The instrument measures 35.5 cm (14″) in length and has a 9 mm tip. The long shaft gives the chisel plenty of reach when working in deeper areas.

The working end is flat and slightly widened, with the cutting surface set at a 15° angle to the shaft. This offset changes the approach of the tip and can be useful when the chisel needs to reach cement from a less direct angle.

Its 9 mm tip provides a relatively narrow working area for controlled cement removal. The shaft remains slim for most of its length before widening into the wooden handle, keeping the working end easy to position around the surgical site.

The long 35.5 cm (14″) profile is particularly suited to deeper orthopedic work. The angled working end can be placed against the cement and advanced gradually, while the broad handle gives a secure grip when pressure is applied.

The wooden handle has a rounded, faceted shape that sits comfortably in the hand and provides a solid surface for controlled use. The metal shaft runs directly from the working end into the handle, keeping the instrument simple and easy to position.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the metal portion is intended for repeated professional use and sterilization. Each instrument is carefully checked for quality, including the 9 mm tip, shaft, angled section, handle connection, and overall finish. The working edge should also be inspected before use for chips, bending, or other damage.

The Cement Chisel Angled 15° combines a long reach with a 15° angled 9 mm tip for controlled cement removal during orthopedic procedures.