Zimmer 3352-02 Kerrison Rongeur 7mm x 5mm Up Bite 45° Angle Orthopedic 12"

Zimmer 3352-02 Kerrison Rongeur 7mm x 5mm Up Bite 45° Angle Orthopedic 12"

• Model: 3352-02
• Jaw Bite & Style: 7mm x 5mm; Up-Bite
• Working Length: 8 inches
• Overall Length: 12 inches

The Zimmer 3352‑02 Punch Rongeur 7 mm × 5 mm Up‑Bite Orthopedic 12″ is a precision‑crafted surgical instrument designed for efficient bone and soft tissue excision in orthopedic and trauma procedures. With its 12‑inch overall length, this up‑bite rongeur gives surgeons excellent reach and control in deep or confined anatomical spaces without sacrificing tactile feedback. The up‑bite jaw configuration is engineered to cut upward toward the user’s hand, making it especially useful for trimming bone edges, removing spurs, or excising fibrous tissue where down‑angle access is difficult. 

Constructed from medical‑grade surgical stainless steel, the Zimmer up‑bite rongeur combines durability with optimized sterilization compatibility, ensuring dependable performance throughout repeated use in the operating room. The 7 mm × 5 mm jaw bite offers a balanced combination of bite width and depth, allowing controlled removal of small to moderate amounts of bone or soft tissue with precision. This instrument’s ergonomic handle design also supports sustained comfort and leverage for manual manipulation, reducing operator fatigue during long procedures. 

Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, trauma teams, and surgical facilities, the Zimmer 3352‑02 Punch Rongeur is a versatile tool for tasks like bone preparation, debridement, and anatomical contouring. Its up‑bite jaw and extended length make it practical for hip, knee, spine, and general orthopedic applications where precise cutting action is essential for successful outcomes. Whether used in implant site preparation or corrective bone reshaping, this rongeur delivers the durability and clinical performance trusted by surgical professionals. 

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.