- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 42-5635
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Buying Sklar Kerrison Rongeur - 10", Downwards Cutting (40°), 5mm Tip, Titanium Nitride Coated - 42-5635 from MFI Medical
Product details
- Manufacturer part number
- 42-5635
- MFI SKU
- SKL-42-5635
Supplier, condition & warranty
- Supplier
- MFI Medical Equipment, Inc.
- Brand
- Sklar
- Condition
- Factory New
- Listed warranty
- Lifetime
MFI Medical is an authorized distributor for all new Sklar items we sell. Any included warranty on a new item is provided directly by the manufacturer. MFI Medical is available to assist with manufacturer warranty claims.
Healthcare purchasing support: MFI Medical provides formal quotations, accepts purchase orders, and offers payment terms to approved customers. W-9 and vendor onboarding information and purchase order and payment instructions are available online.
Purchasing and warranty assistance: MFI Medical: (800) 633-1558. Contact MFI Medical · Warranty policy. Manufacturer product support: (610) 756-7863.
Price & shipping
| MPN | Condition & warranty | Item price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 42-5635MFI SKU: SKL-42-5635 | Factory NewWarranty: Lifetime | $4,377.54 Free shipping* |
*Free standard shipping to the contiguous U.S. on eligible orders of US$35 or more. Other destinations and upgraded services cost extra. Shipping policy
Frequently asked questions
Does the TiN coating improve instrument durability?
Yes, the black Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating is a key feature that provides several benefits:
- Enhanced Durability: It protects the stainless steel construction against wear.
- Smoother Action: It provides a smoother cutting feel during procedures.
- Lower Maintenance: It reduces the frequency required for sharpening, ensuring the instrument remains reliable for longer.
Is this tool suitable for spinal laminectomy procedures?
Absolutely. This rongeur is specifically engineered for use during spinal laminectomy procedures of the vertebral arch. The design, including the 40-degree downward angle, is optimized for the targeted bone removal necessary in these specific orthopedic and neurosurgical operations.
Are high-quality materials used in this rongeur?
Yes, this instrument is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, which is further reinforced with the Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating. This combination ensures the tool is robust, corrosion-resistant, and capable of withstanding the rigors of a clinical setting.
Does the handle provide comfortable control?
The handle features a plier-style design with integrated springs. This configuration is specifically intended to provide the surgeon with precise, controlled manipulation, allowing for steady handling during delicate surgical tasks.
Is this instrument designed for repeated clinical use?
Yes, this is a reusable instrument. It is manufactured to withstand repeated use in clinical settings, offering long-term value and reliability for surgical trays.
Is the 5mm bite size ideal for laminectomies?
The 5mm bite size is a standard and effective dimension for targeted bone removal in laminectomy procedures. It allows for efficient resection while maintaining the precision required to navigate the vertebral arch safely.
Does this tool meet required professional certifications?
Yes, this Sklar Kerrison Rongeur is TAA compliant. This certification verifies that the product meets the necessary standards for use in professional, government-associated, and clinical healthcare environments.
Is the material safe for latex-sensitive patients?
Yes, this product is not made with natural rubber latex. It is safe to use in clinical environments where latex sensitivity is a concern for patients or staff.
Does the instrument feature an integrated ejector?
Yes, this model includes a non-detachable ejector mechanism. This feature is highly beneficial during surgery, as it helps clear bone fragments efficiently, ensuring the cutting action remains uninterrupted.
Why is the 40-degree angle advantageous?
The 40-degree downward cutting angle is designed to provide better access to confined anatomical spaces. It allows the surgeon to achieve a favorable approach angle to the vertebral arch, which is often difficult to reach with standard, straight-tipped instruments.