- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 17-2885
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Does it provide an aggressive, non-slip grip?
Yes, these forceps are specifically designed for aggressive grasping capability. They feature both full horizontal serrations along the jaw and prominent 1x2 teeth at the tip, ensuring a firm, non-slip hold on heavy tissue or dense vessels.
Is this a heavy-duty instrument?
Absolutely. Identified as Rochester-Ochsner Forceps, this instrument is built with a heavier construction compared to standard Oschner Forceps, making it suitable for more substantial tissues and demanding applications.
Is the material durable for repeated use?
Yes, it is constructed from durable stainless steel, making it a reusable instrument suitable for repeated use and sterilization in clinical settings.
What is the instrument's total length?
The instrument has a length of 9 inches, providing optimal access and leverage in various surgical fields.
Are the jaws serrated for better grip?
Yes, the jaws feature full horizontal serrations running the entire length, complemented by 1x2 teeth at the tip, to ensure a secure and powerful grip.
Does it have a locking mechanism?
Yes, it features a standard handle style with finger rings and a locking ratchet mechanism to maintain tension without continuous manual effort during procedures.
Is this instrument latex-free?
Yes, these forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them suitable for use in environments where latex allergies are a concern.
Is the instrument straight or curved?
This specific model features a straight jaw design, providing optimal access and leverage in linear surgical fields.
Is it TAA compliant?
Yes, the Sklar Rochester-Ochsner Forceps are TAA compliant, meeting the requirements for procurement under the Trade Agreements Act.
What surgical uses are recommended?
These forceps are ideal for procedures requiring secure occlusion of large blood vessels or firm retraction/grasping of dense, operative tissues. They are recommended for general surgery, orthopedic procedures, or any specialty needing heavy tissue handling.