Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 330mm, regular footplate angled up 40° 2.0mm bite medium handle

Long-Reach Kerrison Rongeur for Controlled Bone Removal

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a surgical biting instrument used to remove small portions of bone during procedures requiring controlled access. Its 330mm working length supports reach into deeper operative fields, while the 40° upward-angled regular footplate helps position the 2.0mm bite at the intended site. The medium Spurling handle provides a familiar configuration for instrument control during repeated use. Suitable for relevant tasks in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, this angled rongeur supports focused bone removal where reach, bite direction, and access are important to the operative workflow.

Use Cases

• Use in General Surgery for controlled removal of small portions of bone where a long working length is useful.
• Use in Neurosurgery for bone-biting tasks requiring access to deeper or less direct operative fields.
• Apply the 40° upward angle to approach the intended biting site from a suitable direction.
• Use the 2.0mm bite for focused, incremental bone removal rather than broad tissue manipulation.
• Use the angled profile and 330mm working length to support access while maintaining the handle outside the immediate operative field.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur promptly after use in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the bite, footplate, angled working end, and handle before and after use for visible residue, damage, or impaired movement.
• Handle the 2.0mm biting end carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect its working surfaces.
• Store the instrument securely with its working end protected from contact with other instruments.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.