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The HBI Bead Inserter
The HBI Bead Inserter is an ergonomically designed medical instrument used
to insert tantalum beads into the bone during the implant procedure. It is
shown here with the replaceable bead cartridge in place.
Bead Inserter Kit (p/n P003612)
The Bead Inserter Kit comes complete with the sterilization container, silicone
mat and basket, identified for the Halifax Biomedical Bead Inserter, a replacement
Needle-Hub Assembly, a replacement Piston Assembly and a small supply of
consumable items (cellulose filter paper for the cassette, a paper data card
and tamper evident arrows).
 
The replacements for the Bead Inserter Kit consists of the following:
1. Piston Assembly (p/n P002195)
This part of the bead Inserter is used to deliver the bead to it's target
by using the piston to tap the bead from the cartridge and push it down
the needle into the replacement area.
2. Needle-Hub Assembly (p/n P002124)
This assembly threads onto the base of the bead inserter body, and guides the
bead from the cartridge to it's intended target area. The needle also features
an awling point for precise bead implant siting.
1. Cellulose Paper Filter for Cassettes (p/n P003748)
The paper filter is a 6x9 inch filter paper inserted into the sterilization
cassette (how to do this contained in the Sterilization Container Instruction
Set) to prevent entry of foreign material after the cassette has been closed
for sterilization or post sterilization storage.
2. Data Cards (p/n P003761)
The data card is a disposable paper data card intended to aid in identifying
cassette contents. It fits into a data card holder spring bracket (see Sterilization Container Instruction Set) located on the
latched sides of the cassette.
3. Tamper Evident Arrow (p/n P003755)
The Tamper evident arrows (two required per cassette) insert through the latch
gate (see Sterilization Container Instruction Set) and are used to identify both tampering (the arrow is broken if the
cassette is opened) and whether the contents have been sterilized (a dot on
the arrow turns a dark colour if the casette is sterilized).
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