Mini Friedman Bone Rongeur Forceps No. 23 - 90° Curved, Mini-Fine, 15 cm | Helmut Zepf No. 42.321.90

The rongeur forceps Mini Friedman design offers surgeons and dental clinicians a highly refined instrument for precise bone removal and reshaping procedures. Helmut Zepf No. 42.321.90 represents a commitment to German manufacturing quality, combining ergonomic handling with surgical-grade performance.

Product Overview

This Mini Friedman rongeur forceps features a 90° curved working end, a mini-fine jaw configuration, and an overall length of 15 cm, designated as No. 23. The 90° curvature provides excellent access to anatomical areas that straight instruments cannot comfortably reach, making it particularly suitable for delicate intraoral and surgical bone work.

Key Features

• Design: Mini Friedman configuration with mini-fine jaw
• Angle: 90° curved working end for enhanced access
• Length: 15 cm overall
• Designation: No. 23
• Origin: Made in Germany by Helmut Zepf GmbH

Why Choose This Instrument

Precision-crafted rongeur forceps like this model are essential in oral surgery and periodontal procedures where controlled, incremental bone reduction is required. The mini-fine jaw allows targeted tissue engagement, minimising collateral disruption to surrounding structures. The compact 15 cm format suits both standard and restricted surgical fields.

Manufactured to the exacting standards associated with Helmut Zepf GmbH, this instrument reflects decades of German surgical instrument craftsmanship. Clinicians who demand reliability and tactile feedback in their bone instrumentation will find this rongeur forceps a dependable addition to their surgical cassette.

FAQ

What procedures is this instrument suited for? It is designed for bone removal and reshaping tasks in oral surgery and periodontal procedures where a 90° approach angle is advantageous.

What does mini-fine jaw mean? A mini-fine jaw refers to a smaller, more delicate cutting tip that allows precise, controlled bone biting in confined or sensitive surgical areas.