Cleveland bone cutting forceps 6 1/2" curved jaws, spring handle

Controlled Bone Cutting with Curved-Jaw Access

The Cleveland bone cutting forceps are designed for grasping and cutting bone during surgical procedures. Their 6 1/2-inch length provides practical reach, while the curved jaws can support access around the operative site and help position the working end where a straight profile may be less suitable. The spring handle supports repeated opening and closing during instrument manipulation, contributing to a familiar handling workflow. Suitable for consideration in both general surgery and neurosurgery, this forceps design offers a focused solution for bone-cutting tasks that call for curved-jaw access and controlled manual operation.

Use Cases

• Cutting bone during general surgery procedures where a curved-jaw forceps profile is appropriate.
• Supporting neurosurgical workflows that require access to bone with a curved working end.
• Positioning the jaws around bone in areas where the curved design may assist instrument approach.
• Performing repeated bone-cutting movements using the spring-handle configuration.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the curved jaws for damage, alignment, or residual material before and after use.
• Check the spring handle for smooth operation and appropriate closure during inspection.
• Handle and store the instrument in a manner that protects the jaws and prevents unnecessary contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.