Orthopedic Bone Rasp 20.0 cm (8")

Orthopedic Bone Rasp — 20.0 cm (8")

An orthopedic bone rasp is a hand instrument used in orthopedic and spine procedures to smooth, shape, or contour bone surfaces. This 20.0 cm (8") model gives surgeons a balanced reach for both superficial and moderately deep work in the operating room, ambulatory surgery center, or clinic setting. The rasp's cutting teeth are designed to remove small amounts of bone with controlled pressure, helping prepare a site for grafting, implant placement, or contouring. Its 8-inch length supports a secure grip and precise control while keeping the working end visible in the surgical field. Built for repeated use in demanding sterile environments, it fits standard instrument reprocessing workflows.

• Contouring and smoothing bone surfaces during orthopedic procedures
• Preparing recipient sites for bone graft or implant placement
• Refining bone edges after fracture reduction or osteotomy
• Shaping bone in spine and joint procedures
• General bone debridement and site preparation in the operating room

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize before first use and after every procedure following your facility's validated reprocessing instructions.
• Inspect the cutting surface for wear, damage, or dulling before each use; remove from service if compromised.
• Store in a clean, dry environment protected from moisture and impact.
• Handle with care during cleaning to protect the rasp teeth and maintain performance.

Specifications

For use by trained healthcare professionals. Always follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.