NES-3210

The Cleveland-Gardner End Cutting rongeur (NES-3210) combines two well-regarded naming traditions into a single end-cutting jaw pattern, built for practitioners who need to bite bone directly from the tip rather than the side. That end-cutting orientation is the classic, most familiar rongeur action.
End cutting works best when the bone edge to be removed sits squarely in front of the jaw, letting the instrument bite straight in without needing to angle around a corner. It’s the default choice for a huge share of routine bone recontouring work.
Within our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection, this Cleveland-Gardner pattern rounds out the end-cutting side of the rongeur lineup, complementing the side-cutting Cleveland 5 variants nearby.
Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, it withstands repeated sterilization cycles and daily bone-cutting work, keeping its end-cutting jaw dependable over years of clinical use.