Jarit 280-201 Spurling-Kerrison Rongeur Angled Up 40° 4mm Bite Orthopedic 11"

Jarit 280-201 Spurling-Kerrison Rongeur Angled Up 40° 4mm Bite Orthopedic 11"

• Model: 280-201
• Angle / Tip Orientation: 40° upward‑angled
• Bite: 4mm
• Working Length: 8 inches
• Overall Length: 11 inches

When exceptional access, precision, and reliability matter most — the Jarit 280‑201 Spurling‑Kerrison Rongeur stands as a top-tier choice for spinal, orthopedic, and neurosurgical applications. With a 4 mm bite and a 40° upward‑angled tip, this rongeur is engineered to navigate deep or constrained anatomical corridors, facilitating controlled bone or tissue removal even in challenging surgical fields. Its surgical‑grade stainless steel construction ensures long‑term durability and consistent performance, while the ergonomically balanced handle and shaft design help surgeons maintain steady control in delicate procedures.

The 40° up‑bite combined with a robust 4 mm jaw provides an ideal balance — powerful enough to remove bone fragments or laminar bone segments, yet precise enough to minimize collateral tissue trauma. Whether performing decompression, laminectomy, or other spinal/neurosurgical bone excision tasks, the Jarit 280‑201 delivers clean, controlled cuts that help preserve surrounding structures and support patient safety. Its reliable bite mechanism and smooth cutting action make it a dependable instrument in demanding operative environments.

For surgical teams looking to outfit their operative trays with high‑quality, reusable instruments, the Jarit 280‑201 Spurling‑Kerrison Rongeur offers an outstanding combination of reach, bite strength, and ergonomic handling. Ideal for spinal surgery sets, neuro‑orthopedic procedures, and general bone‑removal tasks in confined spaces — this rongeur helps surgeons achieve precision and efficiency, enhancing procedural outcomes and long‑term instrument value.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.