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SKU:SS-8569
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CE Certified
FDA Certified
ISO Certified

The definitive orthopedic instrument for high-leverage bone shaping, complex anatomical contouring, and large-area surface refinement. The Putti Bone Rasp (27cm) is a heavy-duty, dual-working-end orthopedic tool engineered to solve the clinical challenge of rapidly but accurately smoothing dense cortical bone during major reconstructive and trauma procedures. Featuring a combination of straight-flat and curved-flat rasping heads on a long, balanced chassis, this tool acts as a mechanical necessity for surgical teams performing joint preparation, callous removal, or shaping autograft bone blocks. Its elongated 27cm profile provides the reach necessary to access deep joint spaces while allowing the surgeon to exert controlled, powerful strokes for efficient bone remodeling.
The Putti Bone Rasp (27cm Double-Ended) represents the industry standard for tactical bone management in orthopedic trauma and major joint reconstruction. During procedures where large amounts of bone must be shaped—such as preparing a femoral canal, debriding a large exuberant fracture callus, or contouring a harvested bone graft—standard-sized files are often inefficient. The Putti rasp provides the structural backbone necessary for these heavy-duty tasks. The straight, flat end is ideal for planing broad, flat surfaces. In contrast, the curved-flat end is a mechanical necessity for hugging the natural contours of long bones or joint surfaces, ensuring a perfectly uniform finish every time.
At its core, the instrument is engineered for durability and reliable tactile control. The 27cm length allows the surgeon to apply consistent, fatigue-free rasping force, while the aggressive rasp teeth ensure bone is removed efficiently rather than simply polished. By providing the surgical team with the right shape for any bone surface in a single instrument, the Putti rasp reduces time spent on instrument swapping, streamlining the workflow and ensuring that the bone preparation phase—a critical component of long-term implant success—is handled with precision.
Built to exceed international quality standards for medical hardware, this bone rasp is fully reusable and easy to maintain. Its resilient unibody construction, heavy-duty rasp surfaces, and weld-free frame make it an indispensable asset for achieving safe, predictable, and high-precision results across all orthopedic trauma, sports medicine, and joint reconstruction procedures.
Feature Details
Instrument Style Putti Pattern Double-Ended Bone Rasp
Overall Length 27cm (270mm / 10.6”)
Working Ends Straight-Flat Rasp End & Curved-Flat Rasp End
Handle Architecture Elongated, High-Leverage Central Shaft
Surface Treatment Non-Reflective Glare-Reducing Aura-Satin
Material Base Premium Bio-Inert Surgical Stainless Steel
Reprocessing Limits Fully Autoclavable / High-Vacuum Steam-Safe
Certifications CE, ISO, Professional Surgical Grade
Primary Clinical Applications:
Q: Why is this rasp preferred for major reconstructions over smaller bone files?
A: Smaller files are for fine-tuning; the Putti rasp is designed for substantive bone shaping. Its size and tooth pattern are a mechanical necessity for handling larger tasks without the instrument flexing or the teeth clogging with debris.
Q: Does the curved end provide the same rasping efficiency as the straight end?
A: Yes. The rasping teeth on the curved end are engineered with the same biting geometry as the straight end; the curve is simply a mechanical necessity that allows that same efficiency to be applied to rounded or concave bone surfaces.
Q: How do you prevent the rasp from “skating” off the bone during the initial stroke?
A: It is a professional standard to begin with a light, angled stroke to “seat” the teeth before applying full force; this controlled start is a mechanical necessity for preventing the rasp from skidding across the bone surface.
Q: What is the best way to clean the rasping surfaces of bone debris?
A: Regular use of a stiff, surgical-grade brass-bristled brush is a mechanical necessity for dislodging bone dust from the rasp teeth during the procedure; waiting to clean the instrument until after surgery allows bone protein to dry and adhere, making decontamination significantly harder.
Q: What is the approved sterilization protocol for this 27cm rasp?
A: The premium surgical steel construction is a mechanical necessity built for rigorous hospital reuse. It is fully rated to undergo standard high-vacuum steam autoclave cycles at 134°C (273°F).