Forceps & Clamps

Plain Splinter Forceps Plain Splinter Forceps are handcrafted from surgical grade German stainless steel. Designed with sharp tips, these forceps are available either straight or curved. The serrated handle and variety of sizes offers range of options for the surgeon. The narrow tips make this instrument ideal for the removal of small foreign objects.

Rochester-Ochsner Forceps 1x2 teeth Rochester-Ochsner Forceps are hemostats that are helpful for clamping off blood vessels to avoid bleeding during procedures such as orthopedic surgery. In order to clamp vessels or grasp tissue, these forceps have 1x2 teeth on the tip of the serrated jaws. This "rat-tooth" can be described as one point on one end of the jaw that suits amongst two teeth on the end of the other jaw. These teeth can be functional for gripping dense tissue. Different lengths of these ring-handled forceps are presented to assist numerous cases.

Rumel Dissecting & Artery Forceps 9" (23.0 cm) Rumel Dissecting and Artery Forceps are 9" long and are polished to a dull, satin finish to help minimize glare from operating room lights. This forceps is popular during thoracic procedures due to the partially serrated jaws and ability to grip arteries or pass tapes around the arteries of the heart. Depending on the surgeon's needs, this instrument is offered in four different curved jaw styles.

Sarot Artery Forceps horizontal serrations, curved Sarot Artery Forceps contain horizontal serrations on the slightly curved jaws. Although this forceps can be used in several divisions of surgery, it is primarily used during thoracic operations to clamp off the ends of bleeding or ruptured blood vessels. This instrument is also offered in a selection of different lengths.