Pean Forceps, Curved and Straight

Pean forceps are a type of haemostatic forceps used to clamp blood vessels or tissue during surgery, and they are available here in both curved and straight patterns, allowing the surgeon to choose whichever shape suits the angle of approach and location of the vessel or tissue being clamped. Their serrated, ratcheted jaws lock closed once applied, holding a vessel securely without the surgeon needing to keep manual pressure on the instrument throughout the rest of the procedure, which frees up the surgical team to continue working on other steps while the clamp remains in place.

Trusted for their precision and reliability, Pean forceps are relied on across a wide range of surgical procedures wherever bleeding vessels or tissue need to be controlled temporarily or permanently ligated. As reusable surgical instruments, they are cleaned and sterilised between cases as part of standard operating theatre reprocessing, supporting use across many procedures over their working life.

Surgeons and surgical teams across general surgery and other specialties rely on Pean forceps as a routine part of their surgical instrument tray.