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Stepping up to 2mm thick, this PVA instrument wipe at 3 × 3 × 2mm absorbs larger volumes of blood and irrigation than the 1mm variant during sustained microsurgical work. The lint‑free polyvinyl alcohol surface supports clean tip handoffs without leaving fibers in the surgical field.
Features & Benefits
The 1mm‑thick PVA instrument wipe at 3 × 3 × 1mm absorbs blood and irrigation from instrument tips during microsurgery without shedding fibers. The lint‑free polyvinyl alcohol surface supports clean instrument handoffs across the case, and the single‑pouch format suits sterile setup.
Small Backhaus towel clamps secure surgical drapes and towels to one another during sterile field setup. The perforating tips pierce the drape to lock against a hooked counter‑tip, holding the field stable through positioning and case progression. At 89mm, the compact size suits superficial draping and smaller fields.
Hartman mosquito forceps in this 99mm length are sized for shallow fields and pediatric work where a Halstead would overshoot. The curved 20mm serrated jaws lock onto fine vessels, and the ratchet holds closure hands‑free. The compact ring handle keeps control close to the tip.
Straight Spencer stitch scissors with a notched blade and a two‑tone finish suit clinic and ward stitch removal where the notch catches the suture material flush against the skin before the cut. The compact length keeps the scissors at the fingertips during fine work.
Curved Mayo scissors with beveled blades cut heavy fascia, muscle, and dense sutures where Metzenbaums would deflect. The curved profile lets the surgeon work around tissue planes during dissection, and the 170mm length covers moderate operative depth. Two‑tone finish identifies them quickly during instrument handoffs.
Compact at 127mm, this straight Webster needle holder is built for fine cutaneous and subcuticular suturing where short throw and tactile precision matter. The smooth tungsten‑carbide jaws grip small swaged needles without scoring, supporting clean passage through thin dermis and delicate fascia. Tungsten‑carbide inserts hold their bite across many reprocessing cycles for dependable long‑term service.
The large Backhaus towel clamp at 133mm uses sharp perforating jaws to grip surgical drapes and patient skin during field setup, locking the position with a ratcheted hinge. The larger frame extends clamping reach to heavier drape configurations.
The Webster needle holder features smooth jaws that grip needle shanks without marring or scarring the surface. The 127mm straight configuration positions the working end at standard needle-driving distances. Smooth-jaw geometry preserves needle integrity across multiple throws, reducing the risk of needle fracture or microdefect initiation.
This Derf needle holder features a 13mm serrated jaw designed for heavy-duty suture capture and needle control during general surgical closure. The serrated working edge prevents needle slippage across varied suture gauges and materials. Its ring handle supports balanced hand positioning during prolonged suturing, while the ratchet lock maintains consistent jaw compression throughout the closure sequence.
Olsen‑Hegar needle holders combine suture grasping and integrated cutting in a single 165mm instrument. The serrated jaws hold the needle securely during driving, and the suture scissor notch behind the jaws lets the surgeon trim tails without switching instruments. Useful in dermatologic, veterinary, and minor procedure workflows.
Kelly clamp measuring 5-1/2" delivers reliable tissue control and hemostasis. Hemostatic jaw geometry ensures secure grip without crushing delicate structures. Stainless‑steel construction provides durable performance across repeat surgical use.
This tungsten carbide Olsen‑Hegar needle holder combines a serrated jaw for needle control with an integrated suture scissor in a single 165mm instrument. The tungsten carbide edge provides superior edge retention, reducing wear across high-volume closure sequences. The integrated scissor eliminates instrument exchanges during routine surgical closure.
Narrow Adson tissue forceps at 121mm carry a 1 × 2 tooth pattern sized for fine skin closure in plastics, hand, and head‑and‑neck cases. The single‑opposing‑double tooth distributes grip without macerating the wound margin, and the compact length keeps the working tips at the surgeon's fingertips.
This #3 knife handle accepts standard small blades for fine incisions in dermal, ophthalmic, and general procedures. The plain shaft without ruler markings keeps the working profile uncluttered for surgeons who prefer external measurement. Stainless‑steel construction holds calibration through repeat sterilization cycles.
Adson Brown tissue forceps measuring 4-3/4" provide secure tissue and dressing handling. Grasping surfaces hold tissue decisively without slipping during retraction. Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable durability across many surgical cases.
The standard Adson tissue forceps at 121mm with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern provide the canonical Adson skin‑handling format for general surgical closure. The compact length keeps the working tips at the surgeon's fingertips during fine closure.
Supplied on a 4‑ounce Babcock spool, this 22ga stainless‑steel surgical wire suits mid‑gauge soft‑tissue and bony approximation tasks. The 22ga diameter balances tensile strength with bendability for controlled twist closures. Implant‑grade stainless chemistry preserves predictable corrosion behavior through extended dwell.
Straight iris scissors with 30mm blades cut delicate tissue, fine suture, and ophthalmic membranes with control. The two‑tone finish identifies them quickly on a busy tray, and the 115mm overall length keeps the working tips close to the fingertips for precision. Sharp blades hold edge through routine clinical use.
Adson‑Brown tissue forceps with a 7 × 7 tooth pattern at 121mm distribute grip across many small teeth, holding skin and superficial soft tissue with minimal trauma. The dense tooth pattern suits plastic and reconstructive cases where wound‑edge integrity must be preserved.
Straight Mayo scissors with beveled blades cut heavy fascia, muscle, and dense sutures along a linear path. The 170mm length covers moderate operative depth without sacrificing control at the tip, and the two‑tone finish flags them quickly on a crowded tray. Sharp beveled edges hold profile through routine clinical use.
Curved iris Super Cut scissors with sharp tips and a serrated bottom blade on black ring handles deliver clean cuts in fine ophthalmic and dermatologic fields. The Super Cut edge holds sharpness through difficult material, and the curved profile tracks contoured tissue.
The Bard‑Parker #9 knife handle is the surgical standard for holding standard scalpel blades across general and specialty procedures. Its straight dull finish 119mm design provides comfortable grip without refraction during precision cutting. Reusable stainless‑steel construction supports reliable blade mounting across many cases.
Wound on a 4‑ounce Babcock spool, this 28ga stainless‑steel surgical wire targets fine cerclage and small‑structure fixation. The 28ga diameter shapes readily into tight loops while retaining tensile strength under load. Implant‑grade stainless steel preserves predictable corrosion behavior over the implant lifetime.
Straight Mayo scissors at 140mm with a two‑tone finish handle moderate‑depth tissue and suture cuts during general surgical exposure. The two‑tone finish identifies the cutting edge, and the straight profile suits in‑line cuts along the wound margin.
The Quickert grooved director at 145mm carries the longitudinal groove of the standard grooved director on a moderate working length, sized for tissue plane separation during oral and general surgical dissection. The groove guides a blade or scissors along the planned line.
Jacobson micro needle holders in titanium with 12 × 1mm diamond-coated jaws, slim-line box lock, and 181mm length provide ultraprecision needle control for microsurgical work on fine sutures (5-0 or smaller). Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance, supporting clean reprocessing cycles. Round handle enables confident finger control.
This 24ga Babcock surgical wire ships on a 4‑ounce spool for fine soft‑tissue and small‑bone fixation. The 24ga gauge gives easier hand shaping than heavier wires while maintaining adequate tensile retention. Implant‑grade stainless steel supports clinical use with consistent corrosion resistance.
The pediatric Deaver retractor presents a narrow 9.6mm curved blade for atraumatic retraction of the liver, intestine, and other deep abdominal viscera in pediatric and small‑field cases. The characteristic Deaver J‑curve places the blade tip beneath the structure being retracted while the long handle keeps the surgeon�s hand outside the operative field. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance across repeat clinical use.
These straight iris scissors with probe tips enable safe, atraumatic dissection in ophthalmic and fine general surgical procedures. The blunt probe-tip design reduces unintended penetration into adjacent tissue, while the 108mm length and ring handle support microsurgical precision. Stainless-steel construction provides lasting edge durability.