Caspar IVD rongeur working length 140mm curved down fenestrated 3.0mm x 12.0mm cup jaws ring handle

Controlled Access and Confident Handling for Precise Rongeur Work

The Caspar IVD rongeur is a surgical biting instrument designed to remove or trim material through its curved-down, fenestrated cup jaws. Its 140 mm working length provides useful reach for task-focused work in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, while the 3 mm bite size supports controlled removal in confined operative fields. The ring handle offers a familiar grip for repeated opening and closing, and the curved profile can assist access and line-of-sight around the working area. Together, these features support deliberate instrument handling when access, reach, and jaw placement matter during rongeur procedures.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled biting and removal tasks where a 3 mm cup jaw is appropriate.
• Apply the curved-down profile to help approach working areas with a practical instrument angle.
• Use the 140 mm working length when additional reach is useful during General Surgery procedures.
• Use in Neurosurgery workflows requiring a rongeur format with curved, fenestrated cup jaws.
• Operate through the ring handle for consistent opening and closing during repetitive instrument handling.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
• Inspect the cup jaws, fenestration, curved profile, and ring handle for visible soil, damage, or impaired movement before use.
• Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect the working edges and alignment.
• Store in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps the instrument ready for inspection before the next procedure.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.