Spurling kerrison rongeur working length 200mm, thin footplate angled up 40º 1.0mm bite large handle

Controlled Bone Removal with Extended Reach and a Slim Upward-Directed Bite

The Spurling Kerrison rongeur is a surgical instrument used to remove small amounts of bone and other hard tissue during procedures requiring controlled biting action. Its 200mm working length supports access into deeper operative fields, while the extra-thin footplate and 1mm bite are suited to precise, limited removal. The 40° upward angle helps position the bite toward the target, and the Spurling handle provides a familiar configuration for instrument control. Suitable for general surgery and neurosurgery applications, this angled rongeur combines reach, a narrow working profile, and a fine bite for careful workflow management.

Use Cases

• Use for controlled biting and removal of small amounts of bone in general surgery procedures.
• Apply in neurosurgical workflows where extended reach and a thin footplate support access to deeper operative fields.
• Use the 40° upward-directed bite to approach targets from a suitable angled position.
• Use the 1mm bite when a fine, limited rongeur action is required.
• Rely on the 200mm working length when the operative site requires additional instrument reach.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the rongeur according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the 1mm bite, extra-thin footplate, and angled working end for damage, deformation, or obstruction before use.
• Handle the thin footplate and biting mechanism carefully to help prevent accidental impact or distortion.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects the working end and avoids contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.