Caspar IVD rongeur working length 160mm straight fenestrated 3.0mm x 12.0mm cup jaws ring handle

Controlled Access for Precise Bone Removal

The Caspar IVD rongeur is a surgical instrument designed to remove bone or other hard tissue through its cup jaws. Its 160mm working length, straight profile, and 3.0mm x 12.0mm fenestrated cup jaws support controlled access in procedures where reach and a defined bite are important. The ring handle provides a familiar grasp for instrument manipulation, while the fenestrated jaw design supports visibility around the working area. Suitable for general surgery and neurosurgery applications, this rongeur offers a practical combination of reach, straight-line access, and focused jaw geometry for established surgical workflows.

Use Cases

• Removing small sections of bone during general surgery procedures where a straight rongeur profile is appropriate.
• Supporting neurosurgical workflows that require a 160mm working length for access to the operative field.
• Using the 3.0mm x 12.0mm cup jaws for focused bites during controlled bone removal.
• Applying a ring-handle grip for familiar instrument handling during repeated rongeur tasks.
• Working through or around the fenestrated jaws when maintaining a clear view of the immediate working area is important.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the rongeur in accordance with facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the straight shaft, fenestrated cup jaws, and ring handle before and after use for visible damage, residue, or impaired movement.
• Handle the cup jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their defined biting surfaces.
• Store the instrument in a manner that prevents unnecessary contact or damage to the jaws and working end.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.