7″ Spencer Wells Artery Forceps - cvd

Surgical Hemostatic Forceps Curved

Surgical hemostatic forceps with curved jaws are a core instrument for clamping vessels and controlling bleeding in the operating room. The curved profile improves access and visibility in deeper or angled surgical fields, letting surgeons grasp, occlude, and manipulate tissue with controlled pressure. Built for repeated sterilization and dependable performance, these forceps support general surgery, cardiovascular, orthopedic, and emergency procedures across hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics. This page summarizes practical use cases, key specifications, and care guidance to help clinical teams select and maintain the instrument with confidence.

• Clamping blood vessels to achieve hemostasis during open surgical procedures
• Grasping and holding tissue or dressings in confined or angled surgical fields
• Securing drains, tubing, or small components during setup and procedures
• Assisting with vessel isolation and ligation in general and specialty surgery
• Supporting emergency bleeding control and wound management in clinical settings

• Clean and sterilize before first use and after every procedure following your facility's validated protocol.
• Inspect jaws, ratchet, and box lock for alignment, wear, or damage before each use.
• Lubricate moving parts with instrument-grade lubricant as recommended by your sterilization policy.
• Store in a clean, dry environment and protect tips from impact to maintain jaw alignment.

For professional use only. Confirm instrument selection and sterilization parameters with your facility's clinical and infection prevention policies.