20cm, 8″ – Surgical Tamper – GRP-11-721-20

Caspar Bone Tamper
When bone graft material needs to be seated into a larger defect or cavity, a tamper with a broader working face distributes compaction force more evenly across the graft surface. A smaller-diameter tamper would concentrate pressure on a fraction of the area, which is not the right tool for the task when the defect size calls for wider coverage.
The NES 11-721-20 is a Caspar Bone Tamper measuring 20 cm (8 inches) overall, available in three larger tip sizes: 12 mm, 14 mm, and 16 mm. These dimensions place this instrument in the medium-to-large range for tampers of this type, suited to procedures where the bone defect, prepared cavity, or graft site is wide enough to benefit from a broader compaction face. Within the range of bone surgery instruments used in spinal, orthopaedic, and reconstructive settings, the Caspar tamper pattern is associated with controlled bone graft preparation and placement. The NES 11-721-20 extends that function to larger site dimensions than smaller-tipped variants cover.
Instrument specifications:
Pattern: Caspar
Overall length: 20 cm / 8 inches
Available tip sizes: 12 mm, 14 mm, 16 mm
Category: Tampers
Stocking all three tip options gives the surgical team the flexibility to respond to different cavity dimensions encountered across procedures without substituting an improperly sized instrument.
Add the NES 11-721-20 to your bone surgery instrument tray.