Straight Kelly Hemostat Locking Forceps 14cm

Description

The Straight Kelly Hemostat Locking Forceps (14cm) are essential surgical instruments designed for clamping blood vessels and controlling bleeding during procedures. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel also, these forceps feature serrated jaws for a firm grip and a secure locking mechanism for precise handling. With a straight design and smooth action, they are commonly used in surgical, dental, veterinary, and general medical applications. The instrument is autoclavable, making it ideal for repeated sterilization and also,professional use.

Key Features:

• ✅ Length: 14cm – ideal size for precision and control

• ✅ Material: High-grade stainless steel – corrosion-resistant & durable

• ✅ Design: Straight jaws with serrations for a secure grip

• ✅ Locking Mechanism: Ratcheted handle for controlled clamping

• ✅ Multi-purpose Use: Suitable for surgical, dental, and veterinary use

• ✅ Reusable & Autoclavable: Safe for repeated sterilization

• ✅ Textured Grip: Non-slip surface for steady handling

Common Uses:

• Clamping blood vessels during surgeries

• Holding small tissues or objects in surgical procedures

• Used in dental surgeries for soft tissue control

• Veterinary procedures and wound care

• Home or first-aid kits for medical emergencies

• Craft and hobby work requiring precise gripping

Q1: What is the primary use of Kelly Hemostat Forceps?

A: These forceps are used to clamp blood vessels also, hold tissues securely during medical procedures.

Q2: Is this instrument autoclavable?

A: Yes, it is fully autoclavable and can be sterilized for repeated also, professional use.

Q3: What material is it made from?

A: The Straight Kelly Hemostat forceps are made from high-quality stainless steel also, offering durability and rust resistance.

Q4: What’s the difference between straight and curved hemostats?

A: Straight hemostats offer direct access and are ideal for surface-level or straight-line procedures, while curved ones help navigate around deeper or obstructed areas.

Q5: Can these be used in veterinary practices?

A: Absolutely. These forceps are commonly used by vets for animal surgeries and also,wound management.