Sklar Kelly Hemostatic Forceps - 5-1/2", Curved - 17-2155

Yes, these forceps are manufactured from durable stainless steel. This high-quality material is specifically chosen to withstand the rigors of repeated use and the demands of standard sterilization processes in medical settings.

Absolutely. The Sklar Kelly Hemostatic Forceps are versatile surgical instruments designed for:

• Clamping large blood vessels
• Manipulating heavy tissue
• Assisting in soft tissue dissection

The instrument features a reliable ratcheted finger ring handle. This mechanism allows the forceps to stay locked firmly in place once closed, ensuring that you maintain a secure hold on vessels or tissue without needing constant manual pressure.

Yes, the precision jaw design is engineered for effective grasping.

• The jaws are 1/3 the length of the shanks.
• The working edge includes serrations that cover 1/2 the jaw length, providing superior friction and control when gripping tissue or vessels.

Yes, this product is not made with natural rubber latex. It is completely latex-free, making it a safe choice for use with patients who have known latex sensitivities.

Please note that these forceps are supplied non-sterile. They are designed for reusable applications and must undergo appropriate sterilization procedures within your facility before being used in a sterile surgical environment.

Yes, Sklar Kelly Hemostatic Forceps are TAA compliant. This ensures they meet the necessary trade agreement standards often required for professional medical procurement and facility usage.

The curved configuration of these 5-1/2 inch forceps is specifically beneficial for navigating anatomical contours. This shape allows for better access and visibility when working in tight spaces compared to standard straight instruments.

Yes, because they are manufactured from robust stainless steel, these instruments are intended for repeated use. They are built to maintain their structural integrity and clamping function through the standard sterilization cycles required in medical facilities.

Yes, at 5-1/2 inches, this is a standard size that complements other surgical instruments typically found in standard instrument trays. It provides a balanced, compact profile suitable for a wide range of surgical tasks.