Description
Lempert Bone Rongeur Forceps
The Lempert bone rongeur is a fine instrument from ear surgery. Two lengths and two jaw shapes give four versions.
An ear surgery name
Julius Lempert pioneered modern ear surgery, and several fine instruments carry the name. Additionally, this rongeur reflects that precision. Furthermore, its slim jaws take tiny bites.
Lengths and jaws
It comes at 15 cm and at 18 cm. For each length, choose straight or curved jaws. The 15 cm version suits close work, while the 18 cm version adds reach.
Who uses the Lempert bone rongeur
Otologists use it to open the mastoid and reach the middle ear. Also, oral teams trim thin bone with it. Fine orthopedic tasks suit it too.
Delicate technique
Squeeze gently and watch each bite. Then switch to curved jaws when the bone faces away. Small steps protect nearby structures such as the facial nerve.
Building a set
ENT surgeons often keep the 15 cm straight and the 18 cm curved. Besides, that pairing covers most needs. Consequently, few need all four versions.
Lempert bone rongeur options
- 15 cm with straight or curved jaws
- 18 cm with straight or curved jaws
- Slim fine jaws
- Supplied non-sterile
Lempert care
Tiny cups need gentle cleaning with a fine brush. Rinse and dry fully. Apply lubricant to the pivot and store the rongeur closed.
Our support for your rongeur
The guarantee on each Lempert rongeur runs three years against manufacturing defects without a fee. Our Atlanta team looks over the Lempert pattern closely before the courier comes. Other designs sit in our orthopedic listings. We will happily check stock before you buy. Smaller clinics hold a second rongeur for busy lists. To learn about surgical-grade stainless, visit ASTM F899. The order FAQ explains the ordering steps. For a close alternative, browse the Zaufal rongeur.
Only for qualified users. The cleaning guide explains photo differences as well as nickel content. Delivery options are on the shipping page.
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