artery forceps

Artery forceps, also known as hemostatic forceps, are essential surgical instruments designed to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding during procedures. They feature a ratcheted locking mechanism and serrated jaws that provide a secure, atraumatic grip on tissue. Common variants include Kelly forceps (larger, with partially serrated jaws), Crile forceps (fully serrated, finer tips), and mosquito forceps (delicate, for small vessels).

These instruments are widely used in general surgery, vascular procedures, and dissection tasks. When selecting artery forceps, consider the required size, jaw curvature (straight or curved), and serration pattern to match the vessel diameter and surgical approach. High‑grade stainless steel construction ensures durability and repeated sterilization.