LOVE-GRUENWALD Rongeur, angled upwards, 150 °, 180 mm (7″), smooth, blade length: 10 mm, jaw width: 3 mm

Category:
Overall Length

180 mm (7″)

Blade Length

10 mm

Jaw Width

10 mm

Geometry

Angled Upwards, 150°

  • Instrument Type: Love-Gruenwald rongeur with an upward-angled 150° geometry
  • Global Length: 180 mm (7″)
  • Jaw/Blade: 10 mm length × 3 mm width
  • Material: Stainless steel

LOVE-GRUENWALD Rongeur, angled upwards, 150 °, 180 mm (7″), smooth, blade length: 10 mm, jaw width: 3 mm

Category:
Overall Length

180 mm (7″)

Blade Length

10 mm

Jaw Width

10 mm

Geometry

Angled Upwards, 150°

  • Instrument Type: Love-Gruenwald rongeur with an upward-angled 150° geometry
  • Global Length: 180 mm (7″)
  • Jaw/Blade: 10 mm length × 3 mm width
  • Material: Stainless steel

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Product Overview

The Love-Gruenwald Rongeur is a reusable surgical bone rongeur featuring an upward-angled 150° geometry, smooth jaw profile, and 180 mm (7″) overall length. Its working end measures 10 mm in jaw/blade length and 3 mm in jaw width, defining a compact bone-working configuration for controlled access to the indicated surgical area. The angled geometry distinguishes this configuration from straight Love-Gruenwald rongeurs and provides a specific working-end orientation for instrument selection. The instrument is associated with cardiac and thoracic surgery, orthopaedics and traumatology, and spine surgery, 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 defining feature of this Love-Gruenwald Rongeur is its upward-angled 150° geometry. The angular configuration changes the orientation of the working end relative to the instrument shaft, making the angle an important identification and selection characteristic.

With an overall length of 180 mm (7″), the instrument provides a longer working profile compared with shorter rongeur configurations. The combination of overall length and 150° upward angle should be considered when matching the instrument to the required surgical approach.

Jaw and Working-End Configuration

The rongeur incorporates a smooth jaw profile with a 10 mm jaw/blade length and 3 mm jaw width. These working-end dimensions provide a clearly defined configuration for catalog identification and comparison with other Love-Gruenwald rongeurs.

The 3 mm jaw width and 10 mm working-end length are important technical specifications when selecting an instrument according to the required bone-working dimensions.

Key Features

  • Love-Gruenwald surgical rongeur
  • Upward-angled 150° geometry
  • 180 mm (7″) overall length
  • Smooth jaw profile
  • 10 mm jaw/blade length
  • 3 mm jaw width
  • Stainless steel construction
  • Reusable and supplied non-sterile

Surgical Applications

This Love-Gruenwald Rongeur is listed for the following surgical disciplines:

  • Cardiac / Thoracic Surgery
  • Orthopaedics / Traumatology
  • Spine Surgery

The specified indication is bone, making the instrument part of a surgical instrument category used for bone-related applications.

Reusable and Sterility Information

The instrument is classified as reusable and supplied non-sterile. Before clinical use, reusable surgical instruments should undergo the healthcare facility’s validated cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and handling procedures.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Instrument Type Love-Gruenwald Rongeur
Geometry Angled Upwards
Degree 150°
Global Length 180 mm (7″)
Jaw Profile Smooth
Jaw/Blade Length 10 mm
Jaw/Blade Width 3 mm
Material Stainless Steel
Indication Bone
Disposable / Reusable Reusable
Sterility Non-sterile

The Love-Gruenwald Rongeur features an upward-angled 150° profile, 180 mm overall length, and a smooth 10 mm × 3 mm working end for bone-related applications.
It is a reusable stainless-steel surgical instrument associated with cardiac/thoracic, orthopaedic/traumatology, and spine surgery.

Overall Length

180 mm (7″)

Blade Length

10 mm

Jaw Width

10 mm

Geometry

Angled Upwards, 150°