Description
Rubin Septum Forceps
The Rubin septum forceps is a cartilage morselizer. During septoplasty and rhinoplasty, surgeons use the Rubin septum forceps to soften and flatten septal cartilage before they put it back or use it as a graft.
Why surgeons morselize cartilage
Cartilage removed from the septum often has a curve or a stiff spot. So the surgeon crushes it gently between the jaws until it becomes flatter and more pliable. The piece can then serve as a straight graft.
Two material options
You can pick plain stainless steel or a version with tungsten carbide (TC) inserts in the jaws. The TC inserts add a harder working surface, while the plain version keeps the design simple. Both options share the same pattern.
Size
Our supplier catalogue lists this forceps at about 21 cm. That length keeps the hands well clear of the jaws when you work at a side table. For exact jaw dimensions, please contact us before ordering.
Choosing between the two
Teams that morselize cartilage often may prefer the TC version. Meanwhile, a department that does few septal cases may find the plain steel option enough. Tell us how often you use it and we will suggest one.
Caring for the morselizer
Cartilage fragments cling to the jaw faces, so rinse them straight after the case. Next, brush the jaws and the box joint with a soft brush. Then dry the forceps well and sterilize it with the jaws slightly open.
Rubin septum forceps specifications
- Options: plain stainless steel or tungsten carbide (TC) inserts
- Length: about 21 cm (supplier catalogue)
- Septal cartilage morselizer
Warranty, inspection and links
If a workmanship defect shows up, this morselizer’s three-year warranty covers it. Also, we open and check each one by hand in Atlanta before dispatch. Common questions about orders get answers on our Rubin support FAQs. For steel grades, the relevant standard is ASTM F899. To cut the septum before morselizing, consider the Caplan septum scissors. Finally, our ENT surgery section holds the rest of the septal range.
This Rubin forceps suits professional users only. Our Rubin care and cleaning guide explains how Rubin photos may vary and why the steel carries nickel, while our Rubin shipping information lists Rubin delivery options.






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