Sklar Adson Hemostatic Forceps, Serrated Jaws
A hemostatic forceps with serrated jaws for clamping blood vessels and tissue, offered in curved and straight configurations. It remains a routine addition to matching specialty instrument trays.
The Sklar Adson Hemostatic Forceps is a clamping instrument used to occlude blood vessels and grasp tissue during surgery, helping control bleeding at the surgical site. Its ratcheted handles lock the jaws closed so the surgeon or assistant can leave the clamp in place while attention moves elsewhere in the field.
This listing brings together four variants of the same forceps at lengths of 7 and 7-1/4 inches, in both curved and straight profiles, with jaw patterns ranging from 1x2 teeth with fully serrated jaws to half serrated jaws depending on the exact configuration chosen. The curved versions are typically favoured for reaching around structures, while the straight versions suit direct-line access.
Hemostatic forceps of this size are used across general, vascular and reconstructive surgery wherever fine to moderate vessels need controlled clamping. Having a range of curvatures and jaw patterns within one product family lets a theatre stock a set that covers most routine hemostasis needs from a single supplier line.
