Haemostatic Forceps

Precision Clamping and Vessel Occlusion Solutions

Haemostatic forceps (also known as artery forceps or hemostats) are fundamental across surgical disciplines for controlling blood flow, clamping severed vessels, and holding delicate tissue or sutures. Designed to withstand repeated autoclave sterilisation without compromising ratchet tension or jaw alignment, our collection includes standard industry patterns suited to specific surgical depths and tissue profiles:

• Halsted Mosquito Forceps (12.5 cm): Featuring delicate, finely tapered jaws with full transverse serrations, available in straight and curved profiles. Ideal for small vessel occlusion, delicate ophthalmic work, plastic surgery, and fine dental procedures.

• Kelly Forceps (14 cm): Designed with serrations covering only the distal half of the jaws, preventing blunt damage to proximate vessels while securing larger bleeders.

• Crile Forceps (14 cm): Fully serrated along the length of the working jaw for firm, slip-free clamping of medium-to-large blood vessels and dense soft tissue.

• Rochester-Pean & Spencer Wells Forceps: Robust artery clamps suited for deep cavity vascular control, abdominal procedures, and heavy pedicle clamping.

Key Specifications & Compliance

• Material Composition: Fabricated from surgical-grade martensitic stainless steel to deliver optimal edge hardness, corrosion resistance, and prolonged spring tension in the shanks.

• Multi-Step Ratchet Locks: Ergonomically designed finger rings with smooth, multi-stage ratchet engagement, allowing surgeons to precisely modulate and hold tension.

• Sterilisation Compatibility: Fully compliant with standard decontamination protocols, including thermal washer-disinfection and steam autoclaving up to 134°C.

• Quality Assurance: Manufactured to stringent dimensional tolerances to eliminate jaw overlap, scissoring, or serration misalignment under sustained clamping loads.