- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 97-517
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps suitable for handling dense tissue?
Yes, these Rochester-Ochsner forceps are specifically engineered for aggressive tissue grasping. Their heavy-duty construction makes them ideal for occluding dense vessels and managing medium to heavy tissue.
Do the jaws provide a secure grip?
Absolutely. The instrument features a dual-action grip design:
- Full horizontal serrations along the entire length of the jaw for a broad hold.
- 1x2 teeth at the tip for exceptional security and precision when clamping.
Are these instruments durable enough for repeated use?
Yes, these are designed as reusable instruments. They are constructed from high-quality stainless steel and are built to withstand the demands of routine and minor in-office surgical applications.
Is the material safe for those with latex allergies?
Yes, the Merit Rochester-Ochsner Forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for surgical environments.
How reliable is the locking mechanism?
The forceps feature a high-quality ratchet locking system integrated into the finger ring handles. This allows for sustained, reliable clamping force throughout a procedure without manual pressure.
Is this a physician-grade instrument?
Yes, these are part of the Merit physician-grade line by Sklar. They offer a balance of professional-grade quality and cost-effectiveness, perfect for medical practices.
Do these forceps arrive ready for surgery?
No, the instruments are supplied non-sterile. They must be properly cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s protocols before their first use.
How long is the instrument?
This model is 10 inches in length, providing the necessary reach and leverage for effective control during surgical tasks.
Is there a long-term guarantee for this tool?
Yes, these instruments are backed by an extensive 10-year guarantee from the manufacturer, reflecting the quality and durability of their construction.
Are these considered 'heavy' forceps?
They are indeed categorized as heavy-duty. While they share the classic Ochsner design, they are intentionally built with a more robust construction than standard Ochsner models to handle more demanding surgical tasks.