Surgical Hemostatic Forceps Curved 15.0 cm (6")

Surgical Hemostatic Forceps Curved 15.0 cm (6")

Surgical hemostatic forceps with a curved jaw and 15.0 cm (6") length are a core instrument for clamping vessels and controlling bleeding in operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics. The curved profile improves visibility and access around tissue planes, making these forceps useful for dissection, temporary occlusion, and holding ligatures. Built for repeated sterilization and daily handling, they support efficient setup and reliable performance across general, specialty, and minor procedures. This page summarizes common clinical uses, key specifications, and care guidance to help you select and maintain the right instrument for your facility.

• Clamping small to medium blood vessels to control bleeding during surgical procedures
• Holding ligatures and sutures during tying and vessel ligation
• Grasping and retracting tissue during dissection in confined surgical fields
• Temporary occlusion of vessels during general and specialty surgery
• Securing drains, tubing, or small supplies in the operating room and procedure rooms

• Clean thoroughly before sterilization; remove visible soil from the box lock and jaw serrations
• Sterilize according to your facility's validated steam or low-temperature cycle
• Inspect jaw alignment and ratchet function before each use; remove damaged instruments from service
• Lubricate the box lock with instrument-grade lubricant as recommended by your reprocessing policy

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