27. NextEdge Surgical SKU 11-1060-16 | Stille-Luer
Pattern Bone Rongeur
Removing bone during decompression or contouring can require repeated bites, particularly
when the surgeon is working through a confined operative field. NextEdge Surgical SKU
11-1060-16 Stille-Luer Pattern Bone Rongeur combines a double-action mechanism with
curved, cupped jaws to support controlled osseous removal.
The double-action construction provides mechanical advantage at the working end. Instead of
relying entirely on direct hand pressure, the joint transfers force through the rongeur
mechanism, making repeated biting more manageable during longer procedures.
Its working characteristics include:
● Curved, cupped jaws for controlled bone removal.
● Double-action mechanics that increase leverage at the tip.
● A spring-assisted handle arrangement for repeated use.
● A sturdy stainless steel construction appropriate for reusable surgical instrumentation.
The cupped jaws allow removed bone to be captured as the rongeur takes each bite. This
makes the instrument useful when the surgeon needs to progressively enlarge or contour a
bony area rather than remove a large section in one action.
SKU 11-1060-16 can be paired with bone surgery instruments such as curettes, osteotomes, chisels,
and bone files. This gives the surgical team different options for removing, shaping, and refining
bone during orthopedic or spinal procedures.
The cutting surfaces and hinge should be inspected before each case. Proper cleaning is
particularly important around moving joints, while sterilization should be performed according to
the facility’s validated processing requirements.
For repeated bone removal where mechanical advantage is useful, SKU 11-1060-16 provides a
dependable rongeur configuration.
Add the Stille-Luer pattern rongeur to your surgical instrument inventory.
