Product Overview

The Caspar Rongeur Angled Downwards 150° 185 mm Serrated Jaw 14 mm Blade is a reusable surgical bone rongeur featuring a 150° angled-downwards geometry, 185 mm (7 1/4″) overall length, and a serrated working jaw measuring 14 mm in length and 4 mm in width. The downward-angled configuration positions the working end relative to the instrument shaft, while the serrated jaw provides a defined textured working surface. This Caspar rongeur is classified for Spine Surgery and Orthopaedics / Traumatology, with bone as the stated indication. It is manufactured from stainless steel and supplied reusable and non-sterile.

Design and Geometry

The defining geometric characteristic of this Caspar rongeur is its 150° downward angle. The working end is directed downward relative to the main instrument axis, distinguishing this model from straight and upward-angled Caspar configurations.

The instrument has an overall length of 185 mm (7 1/4″). The combination of its downward angle and global length establishes the principal dimensional and geometric identity of this model.

Serrated Working Jaw

The working end features a serrated jaw profile with a 14 mm jaw/blade length and 4 mm jaw width. The serrated profile provides a defined textured working interface.

The 14 × 4 mm working-end dimensions are key identification characteristics and should be considered together with the 150° downward angle and 185 mm overall length when selecting this Caspar rongeur.

Key Features

• Caspar rongeur for bone-related surgical applications.
• 150° angled-downwards geometry.
• 185 mm (7 1/4″) overall length.
• Serrated working jaw.
• 14 mm jaw/blade length with 4 mm jaw width.
• Stainless steel construction.
• Reusable and non-sterile.
• Classified for Spine Surgery and Orthopaedics / Traumatology.

Surgical Applications

This Caspar rongeur is classified for bone applications in:

• Spine Surgery
• Orthopaedics / Traumatology

The combination of 150° downward geometry, 185 mm overall length, and 14 × 4 mm serrated jaw defines this particular Caspar configuration for product identification, cataloging, and procurement.

Reusable and Sterility Information

The instrument is classified as reusable and non-sterile. Before clinical use, reusable surgical instruments should undergo appropriate cleaning, inspection, maintenance, packaging, and sterilization according to validated healthcare-facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions.

Technical Specifications

The Caspar Rongeur features a 150° angled-downwards geometry and 185 mm overall length, with a serrated 14 mm × 4 mm working jaw. It is a reusable, non-sterile stainless steel instrument indicated for bone applications.