Sklar Overholt-Geissendoerfer Forceps - 55-2200

Yes, these forceps are factory new and constructed from high-quality stainless steel. They are designed specifically for the rigorous demands of professional clinical environments and are built to support a long service life through repeated use.

Absolutely. The ratcheted finger-ring handle is a key feature that allows the surgeon to: <ul><li>Lock the instrument in place securely.</li><li>Free up their hands during procedures.</li><li>Maintain a clear line of sight by eliminating the need for constant manual pressure.</li></ul>

These instruments feature a fully serrated working edge, which ensures a reliable, non-slip hold on tissues and blood vessels. The long, thin frame is specifically engineered to provide precise maneuverability in confined surgical spaces.

Yes, the Sklar Overholt-Geissendoerfer Forceps are 100% latex-free (not made with natural rubber latex), ensuring they are suitable for use in environments where latex sensitivities must be avoided.

Yes, this product is TAA compliant, meeting the rigorous standards required for surgical instruments used in regulated clinical and government-supported facilities.

These forceps are essential for general surgery, specifically optimized for the secure grasping and clamping of blood vessels where precision and a secure, hands-free hold are required.

The instrument is fully curved, which is a specialized design choice intended to facilitate access and enhance handling during delicate surgical procedures where a straight instrument might lack the necessary reach or angle.

To maintain the longevity of the instrument, it is essential to follow standard clinical sterilization and maintenance protocols. As a reusable stainless steel instrument, proper care will ensure it remains in peak condition for professional use.

Yes, this instrument is manufactured to the high ‘Sklar Grade’ standard, reflecting the brand’s long-standing commitment to professional surgical quality and instrument precision.

Please note that these forceps are provided non-sterile. Before their first use in a clinical setting, they must be processed according to your facility’s specific sterilization procedures.