Description
Cleveland Bone Rongeur Forceps
This Cleveland orthopedic rongeur is a heavier build of a familiar pattern. It suits limb and small-bone surgery.
Orthopedic build
Many surgeons know the Cleveland rongeur from oral surgery. However, this version is heavier for limb work. Therefore it handles firmer bone without strain.
Two sizes
The shorter, 15 cm version suits hand and foot work. Meanwhile, the 18 cm version adds reach and leverage. Moreover, both keep the same cupped jaws.
Who uses the Cleveland orthopedic rongeur
Trauma and limb surgeons trim bone edges with it. Also, wrist surgery suits the shorter size. Besides, it sits comfortably on general trays.
Leverage and length
A longer handle reduces the grip force needed per bite. So the 18 cm version suits denser bone. In contrast, the 15 cm version gives finer control.
From mouth to limb
Because the pattern is familiar, surgeons trained in oral work adapt quickly. Consequently, this heavier version is an easy step for mixed teams. The feel stays recognizable.
Cleveland orthopedic rongeur lengths
- 15 cm
- 18 cm
- Cupped jaws, heavier build
- Supplied non-sterile
Cleaning steps
Rinse bone debris from the cups and joint. Dry the rongeur. Oil the joint and check spring tension.
Aftercare and service
The Cleveland pattern keeps a pledge running three years against manufacturing defects on every unit. Every rongeur goes through a personal inspection in Atlanta before we post it. We are glad to quote multiples within a day or so. Larger hospitals stock one per tray to cover reprocessing time. Medical stainless steel sits under one standard, which is ASTM F899. Open our complete orthopedics catalog for related tools. Think about adding the Cleveland bone cutter. For order basics, visit the customer FAQ.
For use by trained teams. The cleaning guide covers why photos vary plus nickel content. Exchange terms sit on our refund policy.






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