Jackson IVD Rongeur 70° up 2x8mm 7"

Designed for General Surgery and Neurosurgery, this rongeur supports controlled bone removal.
Its 70° upward angle helps direct the bite toward challenging access points.
The 2mm bite supports focused removal when a smaller working profile helps.
At 7 inches, the instrument offers extended reach for controlled handling.
The 2x8mm dimensions provide a clearly defined working size during handling.
Angled access supports practical instrument positioning across varied surgical workflows.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 011210476

Kategorien: Rongeure, Rongeure

Tags: IVD Rongeurs

Controlled Upward Access for Precise Bone Removal

The Jackson IVD Rongeur 70° up 2x8mm 7" is a surgical rongeur designed for removing small amounts of bone or hard tissue through a controlled, upward-facing bite. Its 70° up angle helps position the jaws toward the target while supporting access in confined operative fields, and the 2mm bite size allows focused tissue engagement. The 7-inch length provides practical reach for handling in General Surgery and Neurosurgery workflows. The 2x8mm jaw dimensions combine a narrow bite with useful working coverage for task-specific manipulation where visibility, access, and controlled instrument movement matter.

Use Cases

Removing small sections of bone or hard tissue during General Surgery procedures.
Supporting controlled bone removal in Neurosurgery workflows where an upward-facing jaw direction is useful.
Accessing targets in confined operative fields with the 70° up jaw orientation.
Performing focused rongeur bites with the 2mm bite size.
Using the 7-inch instrument length to support reach and controlled handling at the operative site.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the rongeur according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the jaws, cutting edges, hinge, and alignment before and after use for visible damage or impaired movement.
Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help protect their working surfaces.
Store the instrument in a manner that prevents contact damage and keeps the jaws protected when not in use.