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78532 Tuttlingen, Deutschland
Schmid Medizintechnik GmbH (EN)
78573 Wurmlingen bei Tuttlingen, Deutschland
78532 Tuttlingen, Deutschland
H. C. Grosse GmbH & Co. KG (EN)
24635 Daldorf, Deutschland
78194 Immendingen, Deutschland
Clamps & Pliers
Medical clamps and forceps are essential tools for doctors and other healthcare professionals. Despite being simple tools, they must be durable enough to withstand repeated use. Steel and alloy forcesps are typically reusable, although plastic ones are often disposable. There are several types of forceps, each with its own unique advantages. Here are some of the benefits of each type of forceps. Weigh their pros and cons and choose the best one for your needs.
Tissue forceps are used to grasp tissue and minimize damage to biological tissue. These instruments are made from tungsten carbide, which is harder than stainless steel. This makes them stronger, and generally have golden handles. Vascular cannulation forceps are used to insert small catheters into vessels. Their hollow jaws help them insert the tubes without damaging the tines. These instruments are very important for vascular and cardiothoracic surgeries.
Various types of medical clamps and forceps are available in the market. Choose the ones that suit your specific needs. These are ideal for general dissections. You can choose from plastic, rubber, or steel materials. The material of these devices can be used in different applications. The material of these instruments must be strong and flexible to ensure safety. A high quality forceps should withstand a variety of cleaning agents and sterilization methods.
A pair of medical clamps and forceps may be used in the same procedure. These are used for holding tissues securely and control the blood flow in the body. Some of these tools are called hemostats. If a surgical procedure requires clamps, they may be very helpful. However, their flexibility is limited, and they cannot be used in a routine setting. It is best to consult a doctor before using these tools.
Surgical clamps and forceps are a vital tool for many different applications. They are used to hold various types of objects, such as tissue, in the body. While they are useful in most procedures, the use of these tools requires special care. For example, if you need to use the tool to perform a cholangiogram, you must clean it properly. For a proper cholangiogram, you must use the right tools.
Hemostatic forceps are used in many surgical procedures. They are shaped like a pair of scissors. The jaws of these forceps are pronged and are meant to clamp firmly on the object they grip. The pronged forceps are commonly used in ophthalmologic procedures, as they are the best tool for handling ophthalmologic tissues. Aside from hemostatic forceps, a hemostatic clamp is also useful in other situations.
Hemostatic forceps, also known as locking forceps, are used in delicate operations. They are hinged, and have a ratchet mechanism that gradually closes the forceps as the surgeon moves. They are designed to tightly grip tissue, control blood flow, and prevent the flow of blood. They are a great choice for medical professionals who have delicate hands and need to control the flow of blood.