- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
-
Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps suitable for dense tissue?
Yes, these are heavy-duty Rochester-Ochsner forceps specifically engineered for manipulating medium to heavy tissue or occluding substantial, dense vessels. Their robust construction makes them ideal for demanding surgical environments.
How does the grip design ensure security?
The forceps utilize a dual-grip system to provide maximum purchase on tissue:
- Full-length horizontal serrations provide uniform traction.
- 1x2 teeth at the tip provide a secure, locking anchor point for firmer engagement.
Does the ratchet mechanism hold its position?
Absolutely. The handle is equipped with a locking ratchet mechanism, which allows the jaws to be locked into place, providing sustained occlusion without requiring constant manual pressure from the surgeon.
Is the stainless steel material durable for reuse?
Yes, these are crafted from high-quality, professional-grade stainless steel and are designed to be a durable, reusable surgical instrument capable of withstanding repeated sterilization cycles.
What is the benefit of the CensiTrac marking?
The CensiTrac marking is a specialized feature that aids in advanced inventory management and surgical instrument traceability within clinical facilities, helping to streamline tracking and maintenance protocols.
Are these forceps made with latex?
No, this instrument is not made with natural rubber latex, ensuring it is safe for use in clinical settings where latex-free materials are required.
Do I need to sterilize them before use?
Yes, these instruments are delivered non-sterile. They must undergo a standard sterilization process according to your facility’s protocols before being utilized in a clinical or surgical procedure.
Is this model TAA compliant?
Yes, the Sklar Rochester-Ochsner Forceps are TAA compliant, meeting the necessary requirements for procurement in government and federal medical settings.
How does this compare to standard Oschner forceps?
This model is categorized as Rochester-Ochsner, which indicates a heavier, more robust construction compared to standard Oschner forceps. They are specifically designed for more aggressive grasping tasks.
Is the design comfortable for surgeons to handle?
The instrument features standard finger rings which provide a familiar, ergonomic grip, and a 9-inch length that offers excellent reach and leverage for precise control during surgical procedures.