The Fomon nasal raspatory shapes the nasal bones smoothly during rhinoplasty. It is double-ended, with tungsten carbide rasping surfaces that stay sharp much longer than steel.
You can choose five grit pairs, from very coarse to very fine. First, coarse grits remove the dorsal hump quickly. Then fine grits smooth the bone for a natural contour. Gold handles also mark it as a carbide instrument.
Fomon nasal raspatory Features
- Tungsten carbide surfaces: cut efficiently and stay sharp.
- Double-ended: two grits on one instrument.
- Five grit pairs: 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 and 9/10.
- Gold-plated handle: marks it as carbide and grips well.
- Satin finish: cuts glare under theatre lights.
Clinical Applications
- Rhinoplasty
- Dorsal hump reduction
- Nasal bone contouring
- Septorhinoplasty
- Facial reconstructive surgery
Technical Specifications
| Grits | 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 or 9/10 |
| Design | Double-ended |
| Working width | 6.5mm |
| Surfaces | Tungsten carbide |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable, reusable |
Cleaning and Sterilization
Clean the raspatory soon after each use. First, soak it in a pH-neutral enzymatic cleaner. Then brush along the teeth to remove bone dust. After that, rinse and dry it fully. Finally, autoclave it with your standard steam cycle. However, avoid wire brushes, since they can dull the carbide.
Quality, Warranty and OEM Supply
We make every instrument at our workshop in Sialkot, Pakistan. Before dispatch, our team checks each piece for edge quality, balance and finish. We supply it non-sterile, so sterilize it before first use. In addition, a 3-month warranty covers material and manufacturing defects. We also offer OEM manufacturing, private labeling and wholesale supply. Browse our full range of nasal saws and raspatories. You can also see our nasal septum and speculum instruments.
Fomon nasal raspatory FAQs
What is a Fomon nasal raspatory used for?
Surgeons use it to reduce and smooth the nasal bones in rhinoplasty.
Which grit should I choose?
Choose 1/2 or 3/4 to remove bone quickly. Then use 7/8 or 9/10 to finish smoothly.
Why tungsten carbide?
Carbide stays sharp much longer. Therefore, the rasp cuts cleanly for years.
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