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Description

The Econo Sterile Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder is a ratcheted, finger ring instrument available in a wide range of lengths, and used in multiple types of surgical procedures. Due to it's versatility, it is one of the most commonly used surgical tools for both human and animal procdures. Shorter length products may be used in oral, gynecological, or dermatological procedures, as well as with small animals. Larger lengths of this product may be used for deep tissue suturing such as in bariatric procedures, or in large animal procedures. The Mayo-Hegar needle holder is commonly used with larger, heavier suture needles because of it's wide jaws. Econo Sterile instruments are ready-to-use, sterile, disposable, floor-grade instruments, sold in bulk quantities. This product is straight with serrated tips and a length of 8 inches. It is sold in cases of 50.

Disposable Or Reusable disposable
Grade econo sterile floor grade
Handle Style finger rings with ratchet
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 8"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile sterile
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname mayo-hegar
Type needle holders
Uom cs
Uom Description 50 items/case
Working Edge Style cross-serrated with groove

Frequently asked questions

Are these needle holders suitable for heavy-duty suturing?

Yes, these are designed with a robust jaw configuration. The cross-serrated tips featuring a specialized groove are specifically optimized to securely grip and hold larger, heavier suture needles effectively.

Can these be used for both medical and veterinary procedures?

Absolutely. Their versatile design makes them appropriate for a wide range of applications, including:

  • Human medicine (oral, dermatological, and gynecological procedures)
  • Veterinary medicine (general surgical and deep tissue suturing)
Are these instruments safe for patients with latex allergies?

Yes, these needle holders are manufactured using stainless steel and are completely latex-free, ensuring they are safe to use for patients with natural rubber latex sensitivities.

How do these help reduce operational overhead in a surgical setting?

Being sterile and disposable, these instruments eliminate the need for costly and time-consuming reprocessing, sterilization cycles, and inventory management associated with reusable tools.

Are these needles ready for immediate use out of the packaging?

Yes, they are supplied pre-sterilized and ready-to-use. Each unit is packaged to maintain sterility until the moment you need it for a procedure.

What is the primary benefit of the floor-grade stainless steel design?

The Econo floor-grade designation provides a balance of reliability and affordability. It ensures you have a high-quality, single-use surgical instrument that functions perfectly for standard suturing tasks without the maintenance requirements of premium reusable tools.

Is the ratchet mechanism reliable during surgery?

Yes, the instruments feature a standard finger ring and ratchet handle system. This classic design provides a secure, locking grip, allowing surgeons to maintain tension on the needle throughout the suturing process.

Why is the 8-inch length preferred for deep tissue work?

The 8-inch length provides an optimal balance of reach and maneuverability. This makes it particularly well-suited for deeper surgical sites where extra reach is required while maintaining precise control over the needle.

Are these sold in large enough quantities for busy clinics?

Yes, they are sold in cases of 50 units (CS 50). This bulk supply is specifically intended to support efficient inventory management in high-volume environments, ensuring you always have sterile supplies on hand.

What kind of tips do these instruments have for better grip?

They feature cross-serrated tips with an integrated groove. This textured surface pattern is engineered to provide superior friction, preventing the needle from rotating or slipping during intricate suturing maneuvers.