Sklar Kerrison Rongeur - 6", Bayonet Right, Upwards Cutting (40°), 1mm Tip, Titanium Nitride Coated - 42-9611

Yes, the Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating is a significant upgrade for this instrument. It provides a hardened surface that helps protect the underlying stainless steel, reduces frictional resistance during use, and helps maintain the edge sharpness, which decreases the frequency of required sharpening.

Absolutely. The 6-inch bayonet style shaft is specifically engineered to offset the handle assembly from the line of sight. This design is critical in spinal laminectomy procedures, as it significantly enhances the surgeon’s ability to view the surgical field without the hand blocking the site.

Yes, this rongeur is classified as Sklar grade, which is designed for professional, repetitive use. Its construction—combining stainless steel with a protective TiN coating—is built to withstand the demands of rigorous, high-demand surgical environments.

Yes, the 40-degree upwards cutting configuration is intentional, allowing for specific mechanical leverage and precision when removing bone or tissue during a laminectomy. This angle is optimized for accessing the vertebral arch effectively.

It absolutely is. This instrument is 100% Latex Free, ensuring it is safe for use with patients who have latex sensitivities. Furthermore, it is fully TAA compliant, meeting the quality and sourcing standards required for various institutional use cases.

The instrument features a pliers-with-springs grip, which is designed to provide tactile feedback and controlled force application. The spring-loaded mechanism helps reduce hand fatigue by automatically returning the instrument to an open position after each bite.

Yes, this Kerrison Rongeur is equipped with an integrated ejector mechanism. This feature is essential for maintaining a clean cutting surface by effectively clearing bone fragments during the procedure, ensuring efficiency and preventing clogging.

Yes, this is a reusable instrument. It is engineered to withstand the repeated sterilization cycles required in clinical settings, though it is shipped non-sterile and must be processed according to your facility’s standard sterilization protocols before the first use.

While the coating is highly durable, it is recommended to follow standard surgical instrument cleaning protocols. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or harsh chemicals that could compromise the integrity of the Titanium Nitride finish over time.

Yes, it is specialized for spinal laminectomy procedures of the vertebral arch. The combination of the 1mm tip size, 6-inch reach, and bayonet configuration makes it a precise tool for delicate bone removal in tight spaces.