- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 42-6744
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Buying Sklar Kerrison Rongeur - 11", Detachable Shaft, Downwards Cutting (90°), 4mm Tip, Thin Footplate - 42-6744 from MFI Medical
Product details
- Manufacturer part number
- 42-6744
- MFI SKU
- SKL-42-6744
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) |
|---|---|---|
| 42-6744MFI SKU: SKL-42-6744 | Factory NewWarranty: Lifetime | $4,539.87 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 detachable shaft simplify the cleaning process?
Yes, the back hammer allows the crossbar to detach from the shank. This is a critical design feature for thorough sterilization, ensuring staff can easily reach internal areas that might otherwise be inaccessible during standard decontamination protocols.
Is this instrument suitable for delicate spinal procedures?
Absolutely. It is purpose-built for spinal laminectomy. The inclusion of a thin footplate specifically facilitates safe, precise bone removal in tight spaces proximate to the spinal cord.
Is the stainless steel construction durable for frequent reuse?
Yes, it is manufactured from high-quality stainless steel. This durable material selection is designed for longevity, ensuring the instrument maintains its performance standards through the rigorous demands of repeated surgical use and sterilization cycles.
Does the device meet necessary regulatory compliance standards?
Yes, this product is TAA compliant. Furthermore, it is manufactured entirely without natural rubber latex, aligning with standard safety and procurement requirements for professional surgical environments.
How does the handle design aid in surgical control?
The instrument features a pliers-style handle with springs. This ergonomic design allows for consistent, controlled operation, providing the surgeon with the necessary stability and tactile feedback during precise bone removal tasks.
Does the tip provide enough precision for bone removal?
Yes. The 90-degree downwards cutting bite configuration is engineered for targeted, controlled action. Combined with the 4mm tip size, it allows surgeons to perform highly localized bone removal effectively.
Is this surgical instrument backed by a warranty?
Yes, Sklar provides a Lifetime Warranty on this instrument, reflecting their commitment to the craftsmanship and durability of the professional-grade materials used.
Should I expect the instrument to arrive sterile?
No, this instrument is shipped non-sterile. As a reusable surgical device, it must undergo a full sterilization process according to your specific facility’s protocols before its initial use in a surgical setting.
Is the detachable mechanism intuitive for staff?
The mechanism is designed for efficiency; simply pull the back hammer to release the crossbar from the shank. This straightforward design ensures that disassembly is quick, helping to streamline the instrument turnover process.
How does the thin footplate assist in laminectomy?
The thin footplate is specifically optimized for access in restricted surgical fields. It is engineered for laminectomy procedures to help the surgeon reach and remove bone from the vertebral arch where space is limited and precision is paramount.