Sklar Hartmann Mosquito Forceps, Curved, 1x2 Teeth
A curved, 3-1/2 inch Sklar Hartmann mosquito forceps with serrated jaws and 1x2 teeth, used to occlude fine vessels during delicate surgery.
The Sklar Hartmann Mosquito Forceps is a 3-1/2 inch hemostatic clamp with a curved, serrated jaw and 1x2 teeth at the tip, part of the small mosquito forceps family used to occlude fine blood vessels during surgery. The curved jaw allows the surgeon to approach a bleeding point from an angle rather than head on, which can be useful when working around other tissue or instruments already in the surgical field, and the added teeth at the tip provide extra grip security on the vessel or surrounding tissue.
This pattern is offered by Sklar across six variants covering two lengths, 3-1/2 and 3-3/4 inches, in curved and straight configurations with and without a delicate profile, letting surgical teams stock the specific combination their procedures call for. Surgeons and surgical assistants use mosquito forceps like this as routine equipment across general, plastic and pediatric surgery wherever small vessel bleeding needs precise, controlled occlusion during a procedure.





