Product Overview

The Caspar Rongeur is a reusable surgical bone rongeur featuring a straight geometry, serrated jaw profile, and 185 mm (7 1/4″) overall length. Its working end measures 14 mm in jaw/blade length and 4 mm in jaw width, defining the specific serrated configuration of this model. The combination of straight geometry, 185 mm overall length, and 14 mm × 4 mm working-end dimensions provides clear technical identifiers for product selection, cataloging, and instrument comparison. This Caspar Rongeur is associated with spine surgery, orthopaedics and traumatology, and neurosurgery, with bone listed as the indication. It is manufactured from stainless steel and supplied as a reusable, non-sterile surgical instrument.

Design and Geometry

The Caspar Rongeur features a straight geometry, with the working end aligned directly with the instrument’s main axis. This creates a straightforward instrument profile for applications where direct access to the target area is appropriate.

The overall length is 185 mm (7 1/4″). This measurement is an important identifier when distinguishing this configuration from other Caspar rongeurs with different lengths.

Serrated Jaw and Working End

The working end incorporates a serrated jaw profile with a 14 mm jaw/blade length and 4 mm jaw width. These dimensions define the working-end configuration and provide precise specifications for product selection and procurement.

The 14 mm × 4 mm serrated working end distinguishes this model from Caspar rongeurs with smaller jaw dimensions or smooth jaw profiles.

Key Features

• Caspar surgical bone rongeur
• Straight geometry
• Serrated jaw profile
• 185 mm (7 1/4″) overall length
• 14 mm jaw/blade length
• 4 mm jaw width
• Stainless steel construction
• Reusable and supplied non-sterile

Surgical Applications

This Caspar Rongeur is listed for the following surgical disciplines:

• Spine Surgery
• Orthopaedics / Traumatology
• Neurosurgery

The specified indication is bone, identifying the instrument within the bone-related surgical instrument category.

Reusable and Sterility Information

The Caspar Rongeur is classified as reusable and supplied non-sterile. Reusable surgical instruments should undergo cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and appropriate handling according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing procedures before clinical use.

Technical Specifications

The Caspar Rongeur combines a straight 185 mm profile with a serrated 14 mm × 4 mm working end for bone-related surgical applications.
It is a reusable stainless-steel instrument associated with spine surgery, orthopaedics/traumatology, and neurosurgery.