Ortho Forceps

Description Function: To "gnaw" or bite away small, precise amounts of bone in procedures where controlled bone removal is necessary, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. Design: It typically has plier-style or finger-ring handles and a hinged mechanism that connects to a strong, sharp working end. The...

1. Mathieu Needle Holder (Surgical Instrument) The Mathieu needle holder, also known as Mathieu pliers or a Mathieu driver, is a widely used surgical and dental instrument for holding and guiding suturing needles.  Description Design: It features unique, spring-loaded, palm-held handles that curve inward, allowing...

Description A 7-inch Needle Holder is a precision surgical instrument designed for grasping and controlling suture needles during suturing procedures. It is widely used in dental surgery, oral surgical procedures, gingival and periodontal suturing, as well as general surgical specialties like ENT and gynecology...

Description Purpose: To hold fine surgical needles for precise suturing in microsurgery and delicate procedures, enabling controlled needle rotation and accurate tissue bites. Design: Features fine, pointed jaws, usually with a built-in lock (one click for secure hold) and a spring-loaded handle for controlled opening and...

Description Purpose: To hold fine surgical needles for precise suturing in microsurgery and delicate procedures, enabling controlled needle rotation and accurate tissue bites. Design: Features fine, pointed jaws, usually with a built-in lock (one click for secure hold) and a spring-loaded handle for controlled opening and...

Description Artery forceps have a scissor-like appearance but are not used for cutting. Their design features are specifically adapted for clamping:  Jaws: The working ends are designed to clamp down on vessels or tissues. They can be straight or curved and often feature serrations (grooves)...

Description & Features Grasping: Heavy-duty 1x2 teeth (one large tooth and one small) on serrated jaws for a strong, non-slip grip on dense tissues. Handle: Smooth, flat finger-ring handles with thumb/finger indentations for comfort and enhanced surgeon control. Design: Straight design with a precision-crafted tip, sometimes fenestrated...

Description & Features Design: Straight, non-locking (thumb forceps style) or sometimes ratcheted. Jaws: Serrated (cross-serrated) with a 1x2 tooth configuration for strong, non-slip grip. Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel. Handles: Ergonomic finger-ring handles, often with slight indentations for comfort and control. Finish: Usually smooth or with a matte finish...

DESCRIPTION Design: A scissor-grip instrument with finger rings and a box joint, allowing for smooth opening and closing. The curve helps reach deep or angled areas,  Jaws: Tapered jaws with horizontal serrations along the entire jaw and distinct interlocking teeth (often 1x2) at the tips for...

Description Type: Hemostatic Forceps / Artery Forceps / Ochsner Forceps. Design: Straight with a standard thumb-handle design for control. Jaws: Feature horizontal serrations and interlocking teeth (1x2 teeth common) for a strong, non-slip hold. Length: Approximately 8 inches (around 20 cm). Finish: Often polished or...

Description Type: Hemostatic Forceps/Clamp. Key Feature: Curved jaws provide access to specific anatomical areas. Jaws: Horizontal serrations with a 1x2 tooth pattern at the tip for a firm, non-slip hold on tissues. Handles: Ring handles with a ratchet mechanism to lock the jaws closed at a desired pressure....

Description Purpose: High-volume hemostasis (stopping bleeding), grasping tough tissues (muscle, skin, umbilical cords), and general surgical manipulation. Design: Straight jaws with a robust, strong pattern, featuring horizontal serrations and prominent 1x2 teeth for a secure grip, preventing slippage. Handles: Anatomically designed finger-ring handles with...

Description Function: A hemostatic clamp used to clamp, grasp, and hold blood vessels or tissues, preventing blood loss during surgery. Design: Has a curved profile for better surgical access, tapered jaws, and ergonomic finger rings. Working End: Serrated inner surfaces with a single interlocking tooth (1x2 teeth)...

Description & Features Type: Hemostatic Forcep (Clamp). Jaws: Straight, with fine serrations and distinctive 1x2 interlocking teeth for a strong grip. Handle: Ring handles with a box joint and a ratchet/locking mechanism to hold jaws open at desired tension. Material: Premium, medical-grade stainless steel,...