NES-3201

The longest instrument in the Luer bone rongeur lineup, the NES-3201 measures 17.5cm, giving practitioners the extra reach needed for deeper surgical fields where a shorter rongeur would crowd the working space or force awkward hand positioning.
Its length is particularly useful in procedures requiring extended access, letting the handle stay comfortably clear of the immediate operative site while the jaw does precise, controlled work removing or recontouring bone.
That said, the jaw geometry remains consistent with the shorter Luer variants, still built around the same controlled, incremental cutting action rather than large, aggressive bites. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used for bone management, this longer Luer option rounds out the size range for practices handling deeper or more extensive procedures.
Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, this rongeur withstands the mechanical demands of repeated bone-cutting work and standard sterilization protocols, keeping its cutting edge dependable over years of clinical use.