About Freer Periosteal Elevators – Figures 15 and 16
The active Figures 15 and 16 correspond to Freer periosteal patterns. “Frerr” was a transcription error rather than a separate instrument family. Correcting the visible product name makes the page useful for buyers searching for Freer 15 or Freer 16 while the existing URL remains stable.
Freer 15 and Freer 16 Patterns
Figures 15 and 16 are separate periosteal-elevator references. Buyers should confirm the working-end pair, blade width and length, edge form, shank curvature, overall length and handle for each figure. Similar double-ended elevators can differ materially in access and tissue-contact geometry.
Use the exact SKU on repeat orders. If the buyer has an existing Freer instrument but no supplier code, send photographs of both working ends and the figure marking beside a scale. A retained sample or approved drawing gives the clearest manufacturing reference.
Ordering for Oral or Periodontal Surgery Trays
Freer 15 and 16 can be quoted individually or as part of a documented elevator assortment. If both are packed together, list each figure on the bill of materials. Do not replace either with a Molt, Hopkins, Mead or another named periosteal pattern without buyer approval.
Material, Finish and Quality Controls
The reusable elevators are available in stainless steel. Material grade, hardness, blade and shank dimensions, edge preparation, finish, passivation, markings and packaging are confirmed for the selected SKU. We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification.
Inspect the working ends for deformation, chips, pitting or surface damage. Protect fine edges during handling and follow the healthcare facility's validated cleaning, inspection, packaging and sterilization procedure.
Request a Quote
Send Freer 15, Freer 16 or both; include the exact SKU, working-end drawing or sample, handle, finish, marking, quantity, pack format and destination country.