Description
Schell Bone Rongeur Forceps
The Schell bone rongeur is an 18 cm general-purpose nibbler. It shapes bone edges and removes small spurs with a controlled bite.
Everyday shaping
Most bone work involves tidying rather than heavy removal. For that reason, a middle-size rongeur gets used constantly. The Schell fills that role well.
Typical jobs
Surgeons use it to smooth bone ends and trim spurs. It also tidies up after an osteotomy. In addition, it removes small fragments before fixation.
Who uses the Schell bone rongeur
Orthopedic and oral surgeons use it for everyday shaping. Also, metacarpal work in the hand suits its size. It is a sensible general rongeur on mixed trays.
Bite by bite
Start at the edge and work inward. Then empty the jaws after every second or third bite. As a result, the bone edge stays smooth and the cups stay sharp.
Size in context
An 18 cm rongeur sits between compact hand tools and long spine instruments. Consequently, it reaches into moderate depths without feeling clumsy. That balance makes it a dependable default.
Schell bone rongeur details
- 18 cm overall
- Cupped jaws for nibbling bone
- General-purpose pattern
- Supplied non-sterile
Upkeep for the Schell
Rinse the rongeur at the end of the case, then brush between the cups. A short ultrasonic cycle helps with stubborn residue. Lubricate the pivot when the instrument is dry.
Shipping support
Someone at our Atlanta base goes over each rongeur by eye before it ships. If the rongeur shows a factory flaw, you can claim three years against manufacturing defects. Surgical stainless steel falls under a standard: ASTM F899. Think about adding our Mead rongeur. Searching for a bulk price? Send us a note any time. Further tools live in our orthopedic listings. A backup rongeur in the sterile store helps on busy days. For help with an order, read our FAQ list.
For use by trained teams. Courier details are on our shipping page. The care page mentions photo differences along with the nickel in this alloy.






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