Ferris-Smith IVD rongeur working length 254mm curved down 2.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws with teeth, ergonomic ring handle

Controlled Bite and Extended Reach for Focused Rongeur Work

The Ferris-Smith IVD rongeur is a surgical instrument for controlled biting and removal of small amounts of bone or firm tissue where a focused cup jaw is useful. Its 254mm working length brings extended reach to the operative field, while the curved-down profile helps position the jaws along the intended approach. Toothed 2.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws provide a defined biting configuration for task-specific handling, and the ergonomic ring handle supports a familiar grip during repeated opening and closing. Suitable for workflows in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, this rongeur combines reach, jaw geometry, and practical hand control in one instrument.

Use Cases

• General Surgery: Use for controlled biting and removal of small amounts of bone or firm tissue during procedures requiring a focused rongeur jaw.
• Neurosurgery: Apply the extended working length and curved profile when instrument reach and jaw positioning are important within the operative approach.
• Use the toothed cup jaws for task-focused engagement of the material being removed.
• Use the ergonomic ring handle to maintain a familiar hand position during repeated opening and closing of the instrument.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the cup jaws, teeth, curved profile, and cutting or biting surfaces for damage, obstruction, or irregular alignment before use.
• Check the ring handle and moving mechanism for smooth operation; remove the instrument from service if movement or jaw closure is impaired.
• Store the rongeur so the cup jaws and teeth are protected from impact or contact with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.