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Description

The Surgi-OR TC Crile-Wood Needle Holder is used to hold and guide small to medium size needles and suture materials. The Crile-Wood Needle Holder has a gently tapered, blunt tip and is generally more delicate than the Mayo-Hegar but slightly less delicate than Webster, Halsey, or DeBakey needle holders. The ratcheted finger ring handle aids in securing needles for both continuous and interrupted closures. Hand-crafted in Pakistan, Surgi-OR TC mid-grade instruments are forged from the highest quality Japanese steel and provide reliable instrumentation for the operating room and other surgical centers. They are designed to stay sharp for a significantly longer period of time than other standard instruments. Sklar permanently bonds tungsten carbide inserts to the instrument, which maximizes control and precision. Surgi-OR instruments are a cost-effective line of instruments that must meet Sklar's quality standards. This product is straight with narrow, cross-serrated tips, and an overall length of 6 inches.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade surgi-or mid-grade
Handle Style dual gold finger rings with ratchet
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 6"
Instrument Material stainless steel with tungsten carbide inserts
Is Sterile non-sterile
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname crile-wood
Type needle holders
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style cross-serrated

Frequently asked questions

Does this needle holder provide enhanced grip security?

Yes, it features narrow, cross-serrated tips that are specifically designed to maximize grip security on small to medium-sized needles during surgical procedures.

Are the tungsten carbide inserts permanently attached?

Yes, the tungsten carbide inserts are permanently bonded to the jaws. This construction significantly enhances precision and allows the instrument to maintain a sharp, effective edge much longer than standard stainless steel instruments.

Is the ratcheted handle reliable for different suturing techniques?

Absolutely. The ratcheted finger ring handle is engineered to ensure a firm, secure lock, making it highly effective for both continuous and interrupted suturing techniques.

What kind of steel is used for the instrument body?

The instrument is forged from high-quality Japanese stainless steel. This material is chosen for its durability and performance standards, ensuring the instrument meets professional requirements in busy operating rooms.

Is this instrument safe for those with latex sensitivities?

Yes, the Surgi-OR TC Crile-Wood Needle Holder is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for surgical environments and patients with latex sensitivities.

How does this compare to other needle holder styles?

The Crile-Wood design occupies a specific functional niche. Its delicacy is positioned between that of Mayo-Hegar needle holders (generally sturdier) and Webster/Halsey/DeBakey needle holders (often finer), offering a balance suitable for a wide range of medium-sized needle work.

Do I need to sterilize this before first use?

Yes. This product is shipped non-sterile. All surgical instruments must undergo standard institutional cleaning and sterilization protocols before being introduced into a surgical setting.

Is this needle holder designed for long-term use?

Yes, it is a reusable instrument designed to be durable enough for repeated surgical cycles, especially with the tungsten carbide inserts helping to prolong its functional lifespan.

What is the primary benefit of the gold-toned finger rings?

While providing a professional aesthetic contrast, the gold-toned rings are a standard industry indicator that the instrument is equipped with tungsten carbide inserts, signaling enhanced quality and durability to surgical staff.

Is this tool effective for complex surgical closures?

Yes, it is specifically ideal for complex or prolonged surgical closures. The combination of the precise tip geometry and the reliable ratcheted handle allows surgeons to maintain a secure grip on suture materials throughout the entire process.