Bone Rasps

Bone Rasps are specifically designed for orthopedic procedures to shape or trim bone surface and cartilage. They are predominantly used in dental, orthopedic, and other general surgical procedures. They are crucial that if narrow exposed areas between bones are not evened out, these coarse bony areas damage the surrounding tissue. They have one or two serrated working ends with different diameters that allow users to get error-free and desired results. A variety of medical-grade stainless Bone Rasps are used according to the surgeon's requirements. A wide selection of Bone Rasps such as Putti Bone Rasp, Fomon Rasp, Bone Rasp Instrument, Cottle Rasp, Nail Rasp, Lewis Rasp, and Aufricht Rasp with multiple variations to meet the surgical needs is available. They are lightweight, unbendable, and corrosion-free instruments. Quickly sterilization quality makes them the most useful instruments that can play a vital role in numerous veterinary surgical procedures.