Rochester Pean Forceps S/C

Rochester Pean Forceps
Rochester Pean forceps are a type of hemostatic clamp used in surgery for occluding larger blood vessels or tissues. They are designed for heavier, more robust clamping and are known for their secure locking mechanism, which allows them to maintain pressure without slipping. These forceps have a long handle and are equipped with serrated jaws, making them ideal for use in more substantial tissue or vessel manipulation. They are commonly employed in various surgical procedures, particularly where a firm grip is essential.

Key Features:

• Design: Long, robust handles with large serrated jaws for a strong grip.
• Function: Primarily used for clamping large blood vessels or tissues.
• Locking Mechanism: Features a ratchet system that locks the jaws in place securely.
• Size: Available in different lengths and jaw widths, making them versatile for various procedures.
• Material: Made from durable stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Applications: Common in general surgery, including abdominal, vascular, and orthopedic surgeries.
• Varieties: Available in straight and curved designs to suit different surgical needs.