Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 230mm, thin footplate angled up 40° 3.0mm bite 15.0mm opening, cherry handle

Focused Access and Controlled Bone Removal

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a surgical bone-biting instrument used to remove small amounts of bone during precise operative work. Its 230mm working length supports access where reach is important, while the extra-thin footplate and 40° upward angle help position the bite in confined fields. The 3mm bite and 15.0mm opening provide a defined working profile for controlled instrument handling. The Spurling handle supports familiar manipulation across General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows, including procedures requiring careful access and visualization. Its angled configuration offers a practical balance of reach, positioning, and bite control.

Use Cases

• Removing small amounts of bone during General Surgery procedures requiring a defined 3mm bite.
• Supporting Neurosurgery workflows where a 230mm working length helps reach deeper operative fields.
• Positioning the extra-thin footplate in confined areas where a slim working profile is useful.
• Using the 40° upward angle to approach bone from an elevated direction while maintaining controlled rongeur handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur promptly after use in accordance with facility procedures and the applicable instrument instructions.
• Inspect the thin footplate, angled working end, bite, and opening for visible damage, distortion, or residual debris before reuse.
• Handle the instrument carefully to protect the footplate and biting surfaces from impact or contact with other instruments.
• Store the rongeur in a manner that prevents pressure or abrasion against its working end.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.