Rasps

Rasps

Rasps are hand-held surgical instruments with toothed or abrasive working surfaces used to shape, smooth, or remove bone and cartilage in ENT procedures. The range typically spans nasal and sinus applications, where surgeons compare working-end profiles, shaft lengths, and handle ergonomics to match access and tissue requirements. Buyers evaluating these instruments often consider surface coarseness and tip geometry alongside instrument balance.

• Nasal and sinus bone-shaping rasps for ENT procedures.
• Assess curvature, cutting surface pattern, and shaft reach.
• Ask our team for set guidance or a tailored quotation.