Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 230mm, thin footplate angled up 90° 4.0mm bite 15.0mm opening large handle

Extended Reach and Controlled Bone Removal

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a hand-operated instrument used to remove small portions of bone and other hard tissue during surgical exposure and decompression. Its 230mm working length provides extended reach for access in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, while the 90° upward angled, extra-thin footplate supports a clear approach to the working site. A large Spurling handle supports secure manual handling during repetitive rongeur work without adding unnecessary complexity to the workflow.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled biting and removal of small amounts of bone during General Surgery procedures.
• Support exposure and decompression tasks in Neurosurgery where extended instrument reach is useful.
• Approach a working site with the 90° upward angle when the access path benefits from an angled jaw.
• Use the extra-thin footplate for placement at the edge of the intended biting area.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur according to facility procedures and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the jaws, thin footplate, hinge, and handle before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or restricted movement.
• Handle the angled footplate carefully to help protect its working geometry during cleaning, transport, and setup.
• Store the instrument securely to prevent contact damage to the jaws and footplate.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.