Arthroscopy

Arthroscopy Instruments

Arthroscopy Instruments

Cartilage File 9″, fine cross serrated, shaft only for detachable handle gS 30.2400

gS 30.2480
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$181.58
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Cartilage File, 9 1/2″, fine cross serrated, triangular handle

gS 30.0900
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$237.64
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Curette 9 1/2″, 3mm, 30 degree angle, triangular handle

gS 30.2033
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$160.66
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Curette 9″, 3mm, 30 degree angle, shaft only for detachable handle gS 30.2400

gS 30.2563
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$116.31
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Grasping Forceps 5 1/2″ shaft, straight, diameter 2.7mm, 2.7mm serrated jaw, ratchet

gS 30.3340
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$845.45
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Grasping Forceps 5 1/2″ shaft, straight, diameter 3.5mm, 3.5mm serrated jaw, ratchet

gS 30.3350
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$824.46
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Grasping Forceps 5 1/2″ shaft, straight, diameter 3.5mm, 3.5mm jaw, 1×2 teeth coarse, ratchet

gS 30.3370
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$824.83
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gSource Grasping Forceps, 5 1/2 inch shaft, straight, with a 3.5mm diameter and 3.5mm 1x2 teeth fine jaw against a white background.

Grasping Forceps 5 1/2″ shaft, straight, diameter 3.5mm, 3.5mm jaw, 1×2 teeth fine, ratchet

gS 30.3360
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$824.65
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A Supplier’s Guide to Arthroscopy Instruments

Effective arthroscopy purchasing requires understanding instrument profiles, jaw configurations and shaft diameters. The following information details the arthroscopy forceps, scissors and specialized instruments that orthopedic teams rely on.

Matching the Instruments to Your Needs

Procurement decisions depend on matching instrument specifications to your facility’s surgical requirements. When evaluating options for your arthroscopy program, consider these instrument categories:

Remove damaged cartilage and soft tissue during meniscal resection procedures. These mini basket forceps for arthroscopy applications feature compact jaw designs for precise tissue removal in confined joint spaces.

Feature serrated jaws, toothed designs or alligator-style tips for secure tissue handling during ligament reconstruction and loose body retrieval. Standard options are available for smaller joints, while larger options accommodate knee and shoulder arthroscopy.

Deliver controlled cutting for synovectomy, labral trimming and capsular release procedures. Straight, curved and angled blade configurations address different anatomical approaches.

gSource sources these instruments from accredited manufacturers, ensuring you have access to the specifications your facility requires.

Intended Uses in Common Procedures

Arthroscopy instruments serve essential functions across multiple orthopedic specialties:

  • Knee arthroscopy teams commonly use basket forceps and grasping instruments for meniscus procedures, removing torn tissue and shaping remaining cartilage.
  • Shoulder arthroscopy applications include rotator cuff repair, where arthroscopy forceps can be used to manipulate tendon tissue during reattachment, and shoulder cartilage repair, where teams use punches and curettes to prepare bone surfaces.
  • Hip arthroscopy procedures often require the use of smaller-diameter instruments for hip joint treatment in confined joint spaces.
  • Ankle and wrist arthroscopy programs require compact instrument profiles to access limited spaces during ligament repair and tissue or bone fragment removal.

Narrow profiles and precision working ends enable minimally invasive access while maintaining the control needed for delicate tissue manipulation.

Maintaining the Quality of Your gSource Instruments

Arthroscopy instruments from gSource benefit from routine maintenance to preserve their function and extend their lifespan. These precision tools maintain performance through proper care:

  • Inspect working ends before each procedure for jaw alignment, cutting edge integrity and ratchet function.
  • Clean inner channels and narrow jaw surfaces thoroughly after each use.
  • Follow manufacturer sterilization guidelines to preserve small-diameter shafts and delicate jaw mechanisms.
  • Use protective trays for storage to avoid damage during transportation and sterilization.
  • Test jaw closure and ratchet engagement before each case to verify mechanical integrity.

Consistent maintenance helps ensure instruments made of high-quality stainless steel consistently deliver reliable performance and long-term value.

Get the Right Arthroscopy Instruments for Your Team

Whether you require grasping forceps in multiple sizes or specialized arthroscopy scissors for your orthopedic department, you can rely on gSource to supply quality instruments. We maintain a catalog of over 95,000 surgical instruments in stock and ready for immediate shipment. Browse our complete catalog to find the orthopedic instrumentation your facility relies on. Our team is available to answer questions about product compatibility.

Submit inquiries through our contact form or order arthroscopy instruments now.