Sklar Caspar Rongeur, Titanium Nitride Coated
A titanium nitride coated, angled down rongeur used to remove bone during spinal surgery, available in bayonet, detachable and standard shaft styles and multiple jaw diameters.
The Sklar Caspar Rongeur with titanium nitride coating is a 4-3/4 inch bone-removing instrument with a downward angled jaw, built for the same fine bone work as the standard Caspar rongeur but finished with a hard titanium nitride coating that improves edge retention and wear resistance over repeated use.
This listing spans seven variants across bayonet, detachable and standard shaft styles at jaw diameters of 2mm and 3mm, so surgical teams can match shaft geometry and bite size to the specific step of the procedure, whether that is widening a foraminal opening, trimming a vertebral edge or shaping bone ahead of graft placement.
The coating also gives the jaw tips a distinctive gold-toned appearance that makes the instrument easy to identify on a crowded tray. This rongeur is used in the same anterior cervical and general spine surgery settings as its uncoated counterpart, relied on by neurosurgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons for controlled bone removal.
As a reusable surgical instrument it is cleaned, inspected and sterilized between cases, with the coating helping it retain a sharp working edge over its service life.
