Hartman Bone Rongeur, 17.5cm — Overview

The Hartman Bone Rongeur (S27-209-17) is a 17.5cm bone-biting instrument, joining the Beyer rongeur elsewhere in this range as one of several rongeur options for controlled, incremental bone removal in maxillofacial and rhinoplasty surgery.

Hartman Design

The Hartman name is widely associated with a compact, precise rongeur pattern favored for fine bone work where a smaller, more maneuverable jaw is preferred over the larger, more forceful bite of a double-action design like the Beyer rongeur — giving surgeons a choice between rongeur styles based on the bone density and precision the specific task requires.

Clinical Use

This rongeur is used in maxillofacial and rhinoplasty surgery for controlled, incremental bone removal and contouring, particularly where fine, precise control is prioritized.

Material and Construction

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and hand-finished in Sialkot, Pakistan, with hardened, precisely ground cutting jaws.

Sterilization and Care

Fully autoclavable. The cutting jaws should be inspected before each use for dulling or damage, and the joint mechanism checked for smooth movement.

Ordering

The Hartman Bone Rongeur, 17.5cm, SKU S27-209-17, is supplied by Scatter Instruments to hospitals, surgery centers, and distributors internationally, with bulk pricing and OEM or private-label branding available on request.