- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 97-501
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps suitable for handling dense tissue?
Yes, these are specifically designed for the aggressive grasping of medium to heavy tissue and for the secure occlusion of dense vessels. The combination of horizontal serrations and 1x2 teeth ensures a firm, non-slip grip.
Is the curved design helpful for specific procedures?
The curved shaft is purposefully engineered to improve access to anatomical areas that require curved instrumentation, allowing for better maneuverability during routine or minor surgical procedures.
Are these made from durable stainless steel?
Yes, they are crafted from high-quality stainless steel. They belong to the Merit physician-grade line, which balances professional-grade durability with an economical price point, making them an excellent choice for busy practices.
Do these forceps include a locking mechanism?
They feature a classic finger ring handle system integrated with a ratchet mechanism. This allows the surgeon to lock the jaws shut, maintaining a constant, secure hold on the tissue or vessel without requiring continuous manual pressure.
Are these reusable surgical instruments?
Yes, these forceps are designed to be fully reusable. They are constructed to withstand the rigors of routine medical office usage and are built for longevity.
Does this product contain any natural rubber latex?
No, these forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for practitioners and patients with latex sensitivities.
How are these forceps sterilized before use?
These instruments are supplied non-sterile. They should undergo appropriate sterilization protocols according to your facility’s clinical standards before their first use and between subsequent procedures.
What is the expected lifespan of these instruments?
These forceps are backed by a lifetime warranty, reflecting their quality construction and reliability for routine medical tasks.
Is this model considered a heavy-duty instrument?
Absolutely. The Rochester-Ochsner (Kocher) design is recognized for being a heavy-duty instrument. The addition of 1x2 teeth at the tip specifically provides the extra purchase required for heavy-duty tissue manipulation.
Is this instrument a good value for a private practice?
They provide a highly economical solution for medical practices. By offering physician-grade construction at a cost-effective price, they are ideal for maintaining a well-stocked inventory for routine and in-office minor surgeries.