Luniatschek Gauze Packer – Aero-Grip Hemostat Anchor & Prime-View Packing Shield

Solid-Phase Luniatschek Gauze Packer for Controlled Cavity Dressing

The Luniatschek Gauze Packer is a cornerstone of the post-operative care kit, specifically engineered for the stable displacement and layering of gauze within alveolar sockets or nasal passages. Functioning as a high-performance hemostat anchor, this double-ended model features notched tips that securely grip the fabric of the dressing, preventing slippage during insertion. Adas Instruments ensures that each packing shield is balanced for center-point ergonomics, allowing the clinician to maintain tactile sensitivity while applying necessary pressure to achieve hemostasis. By utilizing the Luniatschek Gauze Packer, practitioners benefit from an anatomical curvature that bypasses proximal structures to reach deep-seated voids. We ship USA, Europe & worldwide via DHL, FedEx, and UPS to deliver German steel instruments that professionals trust for their mechanical accuracy and structural resilience.

Why Surgical Specialists Choose Our Gauze Packer

• Aero-Grip Notched Tips: Features specialized bifurcated ends to act as a versatile hemostat anchor, ensuring gauze is pushed firmly to the base of the surgical site.
• Prime-View Stability: Specifically designed with a slender profile to function as a reliable packing shield, protecting the surrounding mucosa from accidental instrumentation trauma.
• Dual-Ended Versatility: Every Luniatschek Gauze Packer we produce offers two different tip orientations to adapt to upper and lower quadrants or complex nasal anatomy.
• Enduro-Steel Resilience: Forged from high-tempered surgical stainless steel, our instrument is engineered to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without losing its structural integrity.

Primary Surgical Applications

• Packing medicated ribbon gauze into dry sockets or extraction sites using the Luniatschek Gauze Packer.
• Utilizing the hemostat anchor function to apply pressure to bleeding vessels in the oral vestibule.
• Performing efficient packing shield maneuvers during post-operative ENT dressing changes.
• Placing bone-grafting membranes and sponges during reconstructive surgery.

Technical Specifications Table

For complete post-operative workflows, this instrument is often used alongside dressing forceps and surgical aspirators. View our Minnesota Retractor, or our Cheek Retractor.