Dental Bone Rongeur – Mead 2 A – NES-3197

16.5 cm
The Mead 2A Bone Rongeur (NES-3197) is a 16.5cm instrument built for removing and shaping small sections of bone during oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used for bone management, the Mead pattern is recognized for its dependable cutting action in confined surgical fields.
Its jaw design allows precise, controlled bites of bone, letting practitioners remove small amounts at a time rather than risking an uneven or overly aggressive cut. That level of control matters in areas close to nerves, sinus structures, or other sensitive anatomy where precision outweighs speed.
At 16.5cm, the instrument offers solid reach for standard surgical access, keeping the handle comfortably clear of the immediate working field during bone recontouring or removal tasks.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, this rongeur withstands the mechanical demands of repeated bone-cutting work and standard sterilization protocols, holding its cutting edge reliably over years of clinical use as a dependable addition to a well-equipped surgical tray.