Caspar IVD rongeur working length 140mm curved down fenestrated 4.0mm x 14.0mm cup jaws ring handle

Controlled Access and Practical Handling for General and Neurosurgical Workflows

The Caspar IVD rongeur is a surgical bone-biting instrument designed to remove small amounts of hard tissue during controlled operative work. Its curved profile, fenestrated 4.0 mm x 14.0 mm cup jaws, and 140 mm working length support access in areas where reach and instrument orientation matter. The ring handle provides a familiar grip for deliberate jaw control and repeated handling. Suitable for general surgery and neurosurgery workflows, this rongeur offers a practical combination of reach, curved access, and defined bite size for tasks requiring measured tissue or bone removal while maintaining a clear, controlled approach.

Use Cases

• Use in general surgery workflows requiring a rongeur for controlled removal of small areas of hard tissue.
• Support neurosurgical procedures where the 140 mm working length helps extend access to the operative area.
• Use the curved-down profile to approach tissue or bone from a more suitable instrument angle.
• Apply the 4.0 mm x 14.0 mm cup jaws for focused biting during tasks that call for a defined bite size.
• Use the ring handle for familiar, deliberate opening and closing of the rongeur during operative handling.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the curved cup jaws, fenestration, and cutting edges for damage, deformation, debris, or restricted movement before use.
• Handle the ring handle and jaws carefully to avoid impact or contact with other instruments that could affect alignment or edge condition.
• Store the instrument clean and protected from damage, with the jaws and handle positioned to prevent unnecessary stress.

General use; follow facility protocols.