Weck 388-333 Spurling Kerrison 3mm Rongeur 40° Up Angled Forward 10-1/2" Preowned
Weck 388-333 Spurling Kerrison 3mm Rongeur 40° Up Angled Forward 10-1/2" Preowned is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Weck 388-333 Spurling Kerrison 3mm Rongeur 40° Up Angled Forward 10-1/2" Preowned
Featuring an elongated 10-1/2 inch total nominal length (26.7 cm structural footprint), this rongeur provides excellent reach into deep vertebral corridors while keeping the user's hand well clear of the surgical line of sight. The active jaw assembly is configured with a 3.0 mm bite width oriented at a 40-degree upward and forward angle, enabling precise bone removal near critical nerve roots and dural margins with clean tactile feedback.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Weck
- Reference / model: 388-333
- Material: Composition Matrix: Premium, passivated high-impact German surgical stainless steel with a matte finish
- Angle: 40 degrees
- Dimensions / sizes: 3mm, 10-1/2"
- Configuration / features: angled
Additional product details
- Manufacturer: Weck
- Product Type: Kerrison Rongeur
- Primis SKU: WECK-388-333
- Detail: Technical Specifications
- Instrument Structural Typology: Spurling Kerrison Laminectomy Bone Punch
- Cutting Jaw Bite Sizing: 3.0 mm nominal bite width
- Jaw Cutting Orientation: 40° Up-Angled forward-biting mechanism
- Detail: Total Instrument Profile
- Length: 10-1/2 Inches overall length (26.7 cm / 267 mm footprint)
- Handle Design Architecture: Heavy-duty plier-style compression grip with integrated spring-return lever
- Ejector Integration Configuration: Standard inline bone-slide ejector track to push out sheared bone cores
- Preowned item. Review the product images for the exact cosmetic condition and included components.
Condition
Preowned.
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