Friedman Nasal Rasp 21.5 cm – with coarse teeth and lewis sweeper

Introduction of Friedman Nasal Rasp 21.5 cm

Ask any orthopedic team what earns a spot on the tray, and the Friedman nasal rasp appears almost instantly. This double-ended surgical instrument spans 6 5/8”. It sets coarse teeth against a Lewis sweeper, built for the realities of bone surgery.

Forged from high-quality stainless steel, it holds up well where cheaper tools tend to flinch. Being reusable rather than disposable, it rewards proper cleaning across countless procedures. That reliability explains why surgeons keep reaching for such a trusted, familiar piece.

What sets it apart is genuine versatility: one shaft quietly offering two distinct answers within a single procedure. This versatile design supports both precision and steady precise control. Clinicians shape and refine bone without pausing to reach for a second tool.

Its flat handle delivers a stable grip, reducing hand fatigue across prolonged use. Surgeons switch between ends as surgical needs shift—backward cutting and aggressive cutting enabling efficient material removal while shaping bone surfaces. That effectiveness means minimizing effort and saving time, keeping demanding work steady and controlled.