Surgical Hemostatic Forceps

Surgical Hemostatic Forceps for Reliable Bleeding Control

Surgical hemostatic forceps are a core instrument for clamping vessels and controlling bleeding in the operating room, procedure room, and clinic. Their ratcheted handles lock at controlled pressure, giving surgeons and clinical staff a secure hold while freeing hands for suturing or cautery. Available in straight and curved configurations, these forceps support dissection, tissue grasping, and temporary occlusion during a wide range of open and minor surgical procedures. Hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics rely on dependable hemostats as part of their standard instrument sets for consistent performance and streamlined sterilization workflows.

• Clamping blood vessels to control bleeding during open surgical procedures
• Grasping and retracting tissue during dissection and wound exploration
• Temporary occlusion of vessels prior to ligation or cauterization
• Holding sutures, sponges, or small dressings in place during wound care
• Securing drains and tubing in minor procedures and clinic settings

• Clean and remove debris promptly after use, following your facility's instrument reprocessing protocol.
• Inspect ratchet teeth and jaw alignment before sterilization and before each procedure.
• Lubricate the box lock with instrument-grade lubricant as directed by your sterilization policy.
• Store in a clean, dry location protected from moisture and physical damage.

For clinical use by trained professionals. Follow your facility's policies for selection, reprocessing, and sterilization.