Surgical Bone Rongeur Micro Friedman 15° 14.5cm

Micro-profile bone rongeur featuring 15° angled jaws for precise bone trimming and contouring in confined surgical sites.

Key Features:
• Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability
• Overall length of 14.5cm provides precise control in delicate procedures
• Fixed 15° jaw angle improves access to posterior and restricted anatomical areas
• Narrow 1.3mm cup-shaped jaws enable controlled removal of small bone fragments
• Single-action mechanism delivers smooth and predictable cutting performance
• Spring-return design automatically reopens jaws between successive bites
• Serrated finger grip surfaces enhance handling stability during surgery
• Lightweight construction helps reduce operator fatigue during extended procedures
• Fully autoclavable for repeated sterilization and clinical use

Surgical Bone Rongeur Micro Friedman 15° 14.5cm

The Surgical Bone Rongeur – Micro Friedman 15° 14.5cm measures 14.5 cm in total length and features narrow 1.3 mm wide jaws angled at a fixed 15° orientation. The instrument body is constructed from medical-grade stainless steel, giving it a corrosion-resistant, autoclave-compatible build. Its plier-shaped frame houses a single-action spring mechanism that returns the jaws to an open position after each bite. The serrated finger grips on both handles run along the inner surface, giving the operating hand a firm, non-slip contact zone during use.

Bone Rongeurs Micro Friedman 14.5 cm – 90° Jaws deliver a compact, hollow cup-shaped working tip that scoops and removes small fragments of cancellous bone cleanly. The spring joint sits mid-shaft and operates smoothly under controlled hand compression. The instrument weighs minimally, reducing hand fatigue across extended procedures. It is fully sterilizable and rated for repeated autoclave cycles without structural compromise.

Bone Rongeurs of this Micro Friedman profile is routinely used by oral and maxillofacial surgeons during alveolar bone reduction, socket wall trimming after tooth extraction, and ridge reshaping before implant placement. Periodontists also reach for this instrument during osseous surgery to remove interproximal bone spurs. The 90° jaw angle allows access to posterior quadrant sites where straight instruments cannot reach effectively.

Leader Surgical has built a respected position in the instrument manufacturing industry by holding consistent dimensional tolerances and material standards across its full catalog, earning the loyalty of surgical teams who depend on tools that perform the same way every single time they are opened from the tray.

How does the “Micro” version differ from a standard rongeur?
The “Micro” designation refers to the extra-delicate jaws, typically about 1.3 mm to 2.0 mm wide. This allows for much finer work in restricted areas like the ear, nasal cavity, or orbit.

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