Bone Cutters

Cleveland bone cutters have angled jaws with sharp inner edges. Their small size and jaw characteristics make them excellent for cutting small bone structures, such as in nasal surgeries. They have a plier-style handle and horizontal ridges for a better grip.

Liston bone cutters are available in multiple sizes and come either angled or straight. They allow surgeons to move with controlled precision because of their double spring handles. These handles mean the jaws require less pressure when clamping down on bones during surgery, making them perfect for cutting small bones.

Our Littauer bone forceps come with straight jaws and are non-ratcheted. Doctors mainly use them to cut nails or bones.

Our Mcindoe angled, delicate double-action bone cutters have many uses. They can hold, clip and cut during plastic surgery.

These bone cutters divide bone structures and cut through cancellous and cortical bones. They come in either straight or angled varieties.

Choose either angled or straight forceps from our Ruskin-Rowland category. These double-action jaws are excellent for cutting small bones accurately, such as in the orbital or nasal areas of the face.

These angled double-action bone cutters have an S shape and a horned plier handle for a comfortable grip. Medical professionals use them in many types of orthopedic surgery, but they are best for cutting smaller, lower-density bones.

Three varieties are available: 90-degree jaw, angled on flat and straight. All types are double action with horned plier handles. These bone cutters are great for orthopedic surgeries that require access to tight places.