Kleinert-Kutz Bone Rongeur Forceps

Description

Kleinert-Kutz Bone Rongeur Forceps

The Kleinert-Kutz bone rongeur is a fine, 15 cm instrument from hand surgery. It trims small bones close to tendons and nerves.

Hand surgery design

Hand surgery needs small, light tools that do not crowd the field. This rongeur meets that need with a slim head. Therefore it reaches around phalanges without lifting tendons out of the way.

Straight or curved

Straight jaws suit direct bites. Meanwhile, curved jaws reach around corners and under ridges. Both come at 15 cm.

Who uses the Kleinert-Kutz bone rongeur

Hand surgeons trim phalanges, metacarpals and carpal bones. Also, toe and forefoot surgery benefits from its small head. It suits replantation work too.

Light touch

Fine bones yield quickly, so squeeze gently. Then check the shape often. Also, that care protects nearby tendons and digital nerves.

Pairing with the cutter

The matching Kleinert-Kutz bone cutter makes the first division. Afterward, this rongeur rounds the ends. Consequently, hand trays often stock both.

Kleinert-Kutz bone rongeur options

• 15 cm long
• Straight jaws
• Curved jaws
• Ships non-sterile

Fine instrument care

Handle the slim jaws gently during cleaning, since they can bend. Brush them softly and rinse well. Once dry, lubricate lightly and store in a padded slot.

Why we back your rongeur

Our Atlanta crew checks the Kleinert-Kutz rongeur under good light ahead of dispatch. Should the rongeur show a material flaw, you keep three years against manufacturing defects. Looking for a custom quantity? Get in touch before you order. A backup rongeur in stores avoids delays. With a general query, scan our FAQ list. For a matching piece, consider the Kleinert-Kutz bone cutter. For the basics of instrument alloys, visit ASTM F899. Extra pieces live in the orthopedic catalog.

Professional buyers only. Pictures on this page can differ by option, and this alloy contains nickel; open the cleaning guide. Delivery options appear on the shipping page.