Jarit 281-062TF Kerrison Micro Cervical Rongeur Angled 40° 4mm Bite 10-1/2"

Jarit 281-062TF Kerrison Micro Cervical Rongeur Angled 40° 4mm Bite Thin Footplate 10-1/2"

• Model: 281-062TF
• Angle / Tip Orientation: 40°
• Bite (Jaw) Size: 4 mm bite
• Working Length: 8 inches
• Overall Length: 10-1/2 inches

Experience exceptional precision and control in spinal and neurosurgical procedures with the Jarit 281‑062TF Micro Cervical Kerrison Rongeur — a premium‑grade instrument engineered for optimal access, reliability, and long-term durability. Featuring a 4 mm bite with a 40° upward‑angled tip and a thin footplate, this rongeur enables surgeons to reach deep, narrow anatomical corridors with minimal disruption — perfect for delicate cervical and spinal work where space is limited and precision is paramount. Crafted from surgical‑grade stainless steel, it offers consistent performance under repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring longevity and dependable functionality in every operation.

The compact yet effective design of the Jarit 281‑062TF delivers ergonomic handling and superior maneuverability. Its thin footplate significantly reduces bulk, allowing smoother passage around delicate neural and soft‑tissue structures, while the angled tip ensures advantageous access to bone or tissue surfaces that would otherwise be difficult to reach. The 4 mm bite size gives surgeons a reliable balance of cutting power and control — ideal for controlled removal of bone fragments, ligament, or soft tissue during procedures such as laminectomy, decompression, or micro‑discectomy.

For surgical teams committed to delivering safe, precise, and efficient patient care, the Jarit 281‑062TF stands out as a dependable instrument choice. Whether stocking an OR tray for cervical spine surgeries or outfitting a neurosurgical set for minimally invasive procedures, this Micro Cervical Kerrison Rongeur combines compact design, surgical precision, and reusability — helping ensure that every cut is deliberate, controlled, and clinically effective.

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.