Aspen Surgical Hoffee Blue Lasso Suture Retriever Series

The Aspen Surgical Hoffee® Suture Retriever is a precision-engineered, single-patient-use instrument designed to streamline suture retrieval in orthopedic and general surgical procedures. Its durable construction and vibrant blue loop enhance control and visibility, making it an ideal tool for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and veterinary facilities that sterilize instruments in-house.

Overview

This non-sterile version of the Hoffee Suture Retriever features a knurled aluminum handle and a flexible, blue-coated wire loop designed to pass sutures through bone or soft tissue with ease. Its ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue, while the high-contrast loop improves visibility in complex surgical sites. Intended for single-patient use, this instrument offers a cost-effective solution without compromising on quality or performance.

Key Features

• Blue-coated loop enhances suture visibility for greater precision
• Knurled aluminum handle provides a secure, non-slip grip
• 10-inch length allows for access to both deep and superficial surgical areas
• Flexible wire loop accommodates a wide range of suture types and sizes
• Non-sterile packaging enables custom sterilization and inventory control
• Single-patient-use design supports infection prevention protocols
• Lightweight and ergonomic to reduce surgeon fatigue during extended use

Product Specifications

• Part Number: 710000NS (Non-sterile)
• Length: 10 inches (25.4 cm)
• Weight: Lightweight design for enhanced maneuverability
• Handle Material: Blue anodized knurled aluminum
• Loop Material: Blue-coated flexible stainless-steel wire
• Usage: Single-patient use; requires sterilization before use
• Packaging: Individually packaged, non-sterile
• Compliance: Latex-free and constructed from medical-grade materials

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical departments
• Orthopedic and general surgery centers
• Ambulatory and outpatient surgery facilities
• Veterinary surgical suites
• Medical training and teaching environments