Schlesinger IVD rongeur working length 178mm angled down 3.0mm x 10.0mm cup jaws with teeth ring handle

Angled Cup-Jaw Rongeur for Controlled Access and Handling

The Schlesinger IVD rongeur is a surgical instrument designed for controlled biting and removal using toothed cup jaws. Its 178mm working length provides extended reach, while the angled-down profile can support access where a straight approach is less convenient. The 3.0mm bite size is suited to focused work, and the ring handle offers a familiar grip for instrument manipulation. In General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows, the combination of reach, angled geometry, and toothed jaws can help practitioners position the instrument deliberately within the operative field while maintaining a practical handling format for repeated use.

Use Cases

• Support General Surgery tasks requiring a small, focused bite from toothed cup jaws.
• Use in Neurosurgery workflows where a 178mm working length and angled-down profile support access to the operative field.
• Apply the angled geometry when a direct straight-line approach is less convenient.
• Use the ring handle for controlled positioning and manipulation during rongeur work.
• Employ the cup-jaw configuration for deliberate biting and removal of targeted material.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the cup jaws, teeth, hinge, and ring handle before and after use for damage, alignment, or restricted movement.
• Handle the toothed jaws carefully to protect their working edges during transport, cleaning, and storage.
• Store the rongeur in a manner that prevents contact damage to the angled jaws and moving components.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.