Sklar Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder - 6", Serrated - 20-2060

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SKU: SKL-20-2060
Condition: Factory New
Warranty: Lifetime
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MPN: 20-2060
Phone: (610) 756-7863

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Description

The Sklar 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. This product is straight with cross-serrated jaws featuring a central groove with which the needle can be held, and a length of 6 inches.

Disposable Or Reusable	reusable
Grade	sklar or grade
Handle Style	finger rings with ratchet
Instrument Curvature	straight
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	mayo-hegar
Type	needle holders
Uom	ea
Uom Description	1 each
Working Edge Style	cross-serrated with groove

Frequently asked questions

Is this made from high-quality, durable stainless steel?

Yes. This instrument is constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring it is durable and robust enough for repeated professional surgical use.

Does the jaw design ensure a secure needle grip?

Absolutely. The jaws feature cross-serrations combined with a central groove, specifically engineered to provide maximum friction and stability when holding larger, heavier suture needles.

Is this instrument suitable for both human and veterinary procedures?

Yes, the Sklar Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder is highly versatile and frequently used across a wide spectrum of surgical environments, including:

Human Medicine: Oral, gynecological, and dermatological procedures.
Veterinary Medicine: Ideal for various animal surgeries and deep tissue suturing.

Are the materials used in this instrument latex-free?

Yes. This instrument is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for clinical environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.

How does the ratcheted handle assist during suturing?

The ratcheted finger ring handle provides two major benefits:

Secure Locking: It holds the needle firmly in place without requiring constant manual pressure.
Precision Control: Allows for easy engagement and release, which is essential during intricate suturing tasks.

Is the instrument ready for immediate use upon arrival?

This instrument is shipped non-sterile. You will need to properly clean and sterilize the device according to your facility’s protocols before its first use in any surgical procedure.

Does this needle holder meet TAA compliance standards?

Yes, this product is TAA Compliant and meets Sklar Grade quality standards, ensuring it adheres to strict manufacturing requirements for professional medical instrumentation.

Is this designed for long-term, repeated surgical use?

Yes. Unlike disposable alternatives, this is a reusable surgical instrument built for professional settings. Its robust construction is designed to withstand the rigors of repeated sterilization and surgical application.

Is the 6-inch length sufficient for deep tissue suturing?

Yes. The 6-inch length is a standard, versatile size suitable for a variety of tasks, including deep tissue suturing, providing the reach needed for effective needle control.

Why is the Mayo-Hegar style preferred for heavy needles?

The Mayo-Hegar design is specifically engineered for strength. The wide jaw profile is optimized to support the weight and force required to manipulate larger, heavier suture needles, preventing them from slipping or rotating during use.