Hartmann Bone Rongeur Forceps

Description

Hartmann Bone Rongeur Forceps

The Hartmann bone rongeur is an 18 cm instrument for nibbling thin bone. Its fine jaws suit ENT, oral and small-bone work.

Fine jaws

The jaws are slim and take small bites. Therefore the surgeon can trim delicate bone without cracking it. Also, that precision suits sinus and nasal work.

Balanced length

At 18 cm, the rongeur reaches into the nose or a small wound comfortably. Meanwhile, the hand stays clear of the view. The spring handles feel light during repeated bites.

Who uses the Hartmann bone rongeur

Sinus surgeons open thin bony partitions with it. In the mouth, it smooths sharp alveolar edges. It also suits facial plating cases.

Gentle technique

Squeeze lightly and watch each bite. Then clear the jaws as soon as they fill. Additionally, small steps prevent unwanted fractures.

A name in ENT

Arthur Hartmann designed several ENT instruments, and this rongeur follows that line. Consequently, it feels at home on sinus and nasal trays. Orthopedic teams use it for fine tasks too.

Hartmann bone rongeur details

• 18 cm long
• Slim jaws
• Fine nibbling cups
• Ships non-sterile

Care

Rinse the slim cups quickly after use. In addition, a fine brush clears the jaw corners. Dry the rongeur and oil the hinge sparingly.

The pledge for the rongeur

Teams receive three years against manufacturing defects on each rongeur from delivery. Someone at our Atlanta base studies each rongeur closely ahead of shipping. A close relative is the Marquardt rongeur. Instrument stainless steel follows a known standard, ASTM F899. Explore our growing orthopedic surgical instruments to finish the tray. We are glad to help with sizing before you buy. Our customer FAQ explains returns and delivery. A spare rongeur in stores covers reprocessing gaps.

Sold to licensed professionals. Open the delivery terms for courier choices. Product images may show a sibling size. Note that this alloy contains nickel; visit our cleaning guide.