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The Kelly hemostatic forceps provides rapid, reliable vessel and tissue control with its curved jaw geometry ideal for deeper abdominal hemostasis. The standard curve improves the surgeon's approach angle to vascular structures, while the jaw tension supports sustained pressure. The 140mm length and stainless-steel construction ensure durable performance across general surgical cases.
Features & Benefits
Curved Kelly hemostatic forceps at 140mm clamp small and medium vessels during general surgical hemostasis. The curved profile suits clamping around tissue planes, and the ratcheted hinge locks the clamp without sustained operator force.
Metzenbaum curved scissors measuring 5-3/4" support balanced reach in general surgical dissection. Blunt tips navigate tissue planes safely, reducing risk of unintended perforation. Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable performance and efficient sterilization cycles.
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.
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.
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 10‑0 black nylon monofilament suture features a side‑cutting HSL5 lancet needle mounted on a 1/2 circle arc. The 150mm length suits ophthalmic and delicate tissue work where fine approximation demands superior passage without buckling. Black nylon provides consistent knot security and visibility.
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.
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.
This 25mm acrylic syringe disk filter clears particulate and microbial contamination from infusates and irrigation solutions at the point of use. A 0.2-micron Supor membrane traps bacteria across a 28 × 28mm effective filtration area, and clear/blue acrylic housing supports flow inspection while withstanding pressures up to 5.2 bar (75 psi). Female and male luer-lock fittings (FLL/MLL) connect inline with standard syringes, supplied 50 per box.
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.
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.
The Frederick sleeve spreader with 0.6mm delicate jaws and 12mm working span enables precision separation of fine structures during microsurgical dissection. The 95mm compact length supports controlled movements in confined operative spaces. The narrow jaw geometry accommodates delicate tissue planes without crushing.
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.
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.
Curved Metzenbaum scissors with blunt tips and oval shanks at moderate length pair the curve of the dissection blade with the safety of blunt tips, sized for moderate‑depth soft‑tissue dissection. The two‑tone finish identifies the cutting edge.
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.
The #3 knife handle accepts blades 10 through 15c on a 127mm body without an integrated scale, sized for general surgical incision and dissection where the surgeon does not need an on‑instrument measure. The standard #3 fitting accepts disposable blades from major suppliers.
This Number 3 knife handle is finished in gold plating and etched with a ruler marking for precision measurement during surgical planning and incision placement. The stainless‑steel base provides rigidity and corrosion resistance through repeated sterilization. The integrated ruler supports quick reference for blade alignment and wound depth.
This #3 knife handle adds an integrated ruler scale along the handle for surgeons who want a quick on‑instrument measure during incision planning. The #3 fitting accepts blades 10 through 15c from major suppliers.
The #3 knife handle with an integrated ruler at 127mm accepts blades 10 through 15 on the standard #3 fitting while adding an on‑instrument measure for incision planning. The ruler markings allow direct measurement at the surgical field.
A #3 knife handle sized for standard surgical blades 10, 11, 12, and 15, this 127mm instrument provides balanced blade control in general procedures. The satin finish reduces glare while supporting reliable reprocessing across repeat surgical cases.
This #3 knife handle at 127mm accepts blades 10, 11, 12, and 15 on the standard #3 fitting for general surgical incision work. The 127mm length suits routine handling, and the standard fitting accepts disposable blades from major suppliers.
An 8‑1/2" (216mm) #3L knife handle gives the surgeon extra reach for deep incisions while accepting standard #10, #11, #12, and #13 blades. The straight shaft delivers a stable working axis, and the extended length keeps the surgeon's hand off the field during deeper cuts. Stainless‑steel build sustains the locking blade slot through reprocessing.
The #3L long knife handle at extended length accepts blades 10 through 15 on the standard #3 fitting, sized for deeper general surgical incision than the standard 127mm #3 handle. The longer body carries the cutting tip into deeper fields.
This angled #3LA knife handle is designed for deep surgical incisions and approach angles that require a steeper entry. The 10‑15 degree tip width specification allows controlled blade depth penetration into tissue planes. At 213mm overall length, the handle reaches into deeper surgical corridors while maintaining visibility and hand position control.
Sized for larger amputation and gross‑dissection blades, this extra‑fine #4 knife handle accepts blades in the 20 to 25 width range for heavier soft‑tissue work. The 137mm length keeps the surgeon's hand clear during long incisions. Stainless‑steel construction provides predictable grip security across repeat reprocessing.
The #4 knife handle with an integrated millimeter ruler accepts blades 20 through 25 at 134mm overall length, adding an on‑instrument measure to the standard #4 handle for incision planning. The ruler markings allow direct measurement at the surgical field.
The #4 knife handle accepts blades 20 through 25 on the standard #4 fitting at 134mm overall length, sized for deeper general surgical incision than the #3 handle accommodates. The larger fitting suits the broader blades used in heavier tissue cuts.
The #4L extra‑fine knife handle for deep surgery accepts blades 20 through 25c on a 213mm body, with the long shaft carrying the cutting edge into deep abdominal and thoracic fields. The fine handle profile preserves tactile feedback at the cutting tip.
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