Spencer-Wells Artery Forceps, 20 cm
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Largest range of supplies to chose from.
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Fast delivery nationwide.
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Product Details
Description
A 20 cm Spencer-Wells artery (haemostatic) forceps is a dependable instrument designed to clamp, compress, and control small blood vessels, and to hold vessels or tissue aside during procedures. Recognized for its balanced handling and consistent performance, this pattern is a staple across general and specialty surgery, as well as emergency and veterinary settings.
Key features
- Ratcheted ring handles provide incremental, secure locking for controlled pressure and hands-free retention.
- Fine, horizontal serrated jaws offer a reliable grip on vessels and delicate tissues.
- Box-lock joint promotes smooth articulation and alignment for predictable engagement and release.
- Available in straight or curved jaw profiles to suit exposure, reach, and approach requirements.
- 20 cm length supports deep access while maintaining precise control in confined fields.
- Manufactured from surgical stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.
Typical applications
- General, abdominal, gynecological, ENT, and vascular procedures
- Emergency and trauma care requiring rapid hemostasis
- Minor surgical and office-based interventions
- Veterinary surgery and clinical use
Variants and care
- Offered in sterile single-use versions and reusable, autoclavable versions; availability depends on the specific product variant.
- Reusable instruments should be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to facility protocols and manufacturer guidance.
- Selection between straight or curved styles can be based on anatomical approach, depth of field, and tissue handling preferences.
