- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MPN: 42-9723
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Does the TiN coating improve instrument longevity?
Yes, the black Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating significantly enhances durability. This specialized surface treatment provides a smoother action and reduces the frequency with which the instrument requires sharpening, ensuring long-term utility in busy surgical environments.
How does the bayonet design assist in surgery?
The bayonet-style shaft is specifically engineered to improve the surgeon’s field of view. By offsetting the handle from the tip, it allows for better visualization and optimized instrument placement in confined surgical environments during vertebral arch procedures.
Is the handle comfortable for extended use?
The rongeur features a pliers-style handle with integrated springs. This ergonomic design is chosen to provide operative comfort and consistent tactile feedback, helping to reduce hand fatigue during precise laminectomy procedures.
Does this tool contain natural rubber latex?
No, this instrument is explicitly manufactured to be not made with natural rubber latex, making it a suitable choice for environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.
Is this rongeur suitable for precise vertebral arch work?
Absolutely. It is purpose-built for spinal laminectomy procedures. The 3mm tip and 40-degree upward-cutting configuration allow for the precise tissue removal required when working on the vertebral arch.
Can this instrument be reused multiple times?
Yes, this is a reusable surgical instrument. It is constructed from high-quality stainless steel with a protective TiN coating to withstand the demands of repeated use in a medical setting.
Does this product meet federal procurement requirements?
Yes, this Sklar Kerrison Rongeur is TAA (Trade Agreements Act) Compliant, making it fully eligible for government and institutional procurement programs.
What is the benefit of the upward-cutting bite?
The 40-degree upward-cutting bite is designed to provide optimal access and control when removing bone or tissue in the vertebral arch, allowing the surgeon to cut effectively in the intended surgical plane.
Is there a mechanism to clear debris during surgery?
Yes, this instrument features a built-in ejector mechanism. This design element helps clear the cut tissue from the tip, maintaining the precision of the instrument throughout the procedure.
Is the material quality reliable for surgical use?
This instrument is crafted from high-grade stainless steel and finished with a precision-applied Titanium Nitride coating. This combination provides a robust, professional-grade tool capable of maintaining its functional integrity over a lifetime of use.