Peapod IVD rongeur working length 140mm angled up, extra small 1.5mm cup jaws ring handle

Fine, Controlled Access for Small-Bite Rongeur Work

The Peapod IVD rongeur is a surgical rongeur intended for controlled removal of small bites of bone during procedures. Its extra-small 1.5mm cup jaws support fine, incremental work where a compact bite is useful, while the 140mm working length and up-angled profile help the user approach the target along a suitable line of access. A ring handle provides a familiar grip for deliberate opening and closing. Suitable for task-specific use in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, this configuration brings reach, directional access, and fine handling together without relying on a larger jaw profile.

Use Cases

• Use for fine, incremental rongeur work where the extra-small 1.5mm cup jaws are appropriate.
• Apply the up-angled jaw profile when the operative approach benefits from an angled working direction.
• Use the 140mm working length to support access to sites requiring additional instrument reach.
• In General Surgery, select for task-specific small-bite rongeur handling during procedures requiring controlled material removal.
• In Neurosurgery, use for appropriate fine rongeur tasks where the angled profile, reach, and small cup jaws suit the operative approach.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur in accordance with the facility's validated procedures and applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the 1.5mm cup jaws, angled working end, and ring handle before and after use for visible damage, alignment issues, or impaired movement.
• Handle the fine cup jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to avoid impact or distortion.

General use; follow facility protocols.