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Description

Sklar's Christophe forceps are ratcheted finger ring instruments used to grip vessels or tubes to control bleeding during ENT procedures. The curved jaws are horizontally serrated. Unlike the Leriche, Lovelace, Kelly and Crile, the Christophe are not available with straight jaws.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Handle Style finger rings
Instrument Curvature curved
Instrument Length 6"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname christophe
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style serrated

Buying Sklar Christophe Hemostatic Forceps - 17-1426 from MFI Medical

Product details

Manufacturer part number
17-1426
MFI SKU
SKL-17-1426

Supplier, condition & warranty

Supplier
MFI Medical Equipment, Inc.
Brand
Sklar
Condition
Factory New
Listed warranty
Lifetime

MFI Medical is an authorized distributor for all new Sklar items we sell. Any included warranty on a new item is provided directly by the manufacturer. MFI Medical is available to assist with manufacturer warranty claims.

Healthcare purchasing support: MFI Medical provides formal quotations, accepts purchase orders, and offers payment terms to approved customers. W-9 and vendor onboarding information and purchase order and payment instructions are available online.

Purchasing and warranty assistance: MFI Medical: (800) 633-1558. Contact MFI Medical · Warranty policy. Manufacturer product support: (610) 756-7863.

Price & shipping

MPNCondition & warrantyItem price (USD)
17-1426MFI SKU: SKL-17-1426Factory NewWarranty: Lifetime $140.36 Free shipping*

*Free standard shipping to the contiguous U.S. on eligible orders of US$35 or more. Other destinations and upgraded services cost extra. Shipping policy

Frequently asked questions

Are these forceps designed specifically for ENT surgical use?

Yes, the Sklar Christophe Hemostatic Forceps are precision-engineered specifically for ENT procedures. They are designed to provide reliable control over vessels and tubes in clinical settings.

Is the stainless steel construction highly durable?

Absolutely. These forceps are manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring long-term reliability and exceptional performance in demanding clinical environments.

Do these forceps provide a secure grip on vessels?

Yes, they feature a ratcheted locking mechanism combined with curved jaws that have horizontal serrations. This design allows surgeons to maintain a firm, reliable hold on delicate vessels or tubes.

Are these forceps suitable for repeated clinical use?

Yes, these are reusable instruments. They are built to withstand the rigorous sterilization processes required for repeated use in hospital or clinic settings.

Does this model come in a straight jaw option?

No, the Christophe variant is unique in that it is available exclusively in a curved jaw configuration, which is specifically tailored for certain surgical requirements.

Is the material safe for those with latex allergies?

Yes, the Sklar Christophe Hemostatic Forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for medical professionals and patients with latex sensitivities.

What is the total length of these instruments?

These forceps measure 6 inches in length, providing an ideal size for precise control and maneuverability during ENT procedures.

Is this a TAA compliant surgical tool?

Yes, the Sklar Christophe Hemostatic Forceps are TAA compliant, meeting the necessary requirements for federal procurement.

How are these forceps cleaned before their first use?

These instruments arrive non-sterile. They must be thoroughly cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized according to your facility’s standard protocols for surgical stainless steel instrumentation before being used in a procedure.

Does the ergonomic design assist with tension control?

Yes, the handle features finger-ring loops paired with an integrated ratcheted lock. This mechanism allows for adjustable tension, enabling the surgeon to maintain the desired amount of pressure during a procedure without manual fatigue.