Disc Punch Surgical Instrument – Straight, Upward, Downward Plain Jaws, 1 mm to 5 mm Bite Sizes

A Disc Punch is a specialized surgical instrument used primarily in spinal and neurosurgical procedures to remove intervertebral disc material or small bone fragments. The instrument features a slender shaft with plain jaws and is available in various configurations to accommodate different surgical needs.

Key Features:

• Jaw Configurations: Available in straight, upward, and downward orientations to facilitate access to different anatomical areas.

• Bite Sizes: Typically range from 1 mm to 5 mm, allowing for precise removal of tissue or bone.

• Material: Constructed from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and ease of sterilization.

• Design: Plain jaws provide a smooth surface for cutting, reducing the risk of tissue damage during procedures.

Product Examples:

1. Intervertebral Disc Rongeur:

   • Jaw Orientation: Available in straight, upward, and downward configurations.
   • Bite Sizes: Options include 1 mm to 5 mm.
   • Features: Plain or serrated jaws to suit specific surgical requirements.

2. Spinal Punch Instruments:

   • Jaw Orientation: Offered in 40-degree forward, 90-degree upward, and 90-degree downward bite styles.
   • Bite Sizes: Various sizes available to match procedural needs.
   • Features: Designed for grasping or removing tissue, bone, and degenerated disc material during spinal surgeries.