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Surgical Hemostatic Forceps 12.0 cm (4.7)

  • Safe-jaw design supports controlled clamping during femoral-popliteal procedures.
  • At 11.8cm, it offers a compact profile for instrument handling.
  • The clamp supports focused access when working around femoral-popliteal anatomy.
  • Its safe-jaw configuration helps maintain deliberate control during clamping.
  • Suitable across cardiovascular and general surgery applications requiring clamping control.
  • The 11.8cm length provides a defined working size for procedures.
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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L031306
HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 62468
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps, scissors-like, reusable
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SKU: 004210188

Categories: Clamps, Clamps

Controlled Clamping for Cardiovascular and General Surgical Workflows

The 11.8cm Safe Jaw Fem Pop Clamp is a surgical clamp intended for controlled clamping tasks, with a compact overall length suited to work where measured handling and access are important. Its safe-jaw designation supports careful instrument selection for femoropopliteal-focused vascular workflows, while its clamp format also fits relevant general surgery applications. The 11.8cm profile offers a practical balance between instrument reach and hand control during preparation and procedural handling. Suitable for cardiovascular and general surgery settings, it can help teams maintain an organized, purpose-focused instrument setup without adding unnecessary bulk to the field.

Use Cases

  • Support femoropopliteal-focused clamping tasks in cardiovascular surgical workflows.
  • Provide a dedicated clamp option when controlled handling is required during general surgery.
  • Use as part of a cardiovascular instrument setup where a compact 11.8cm clamp is appropriate.
  • Select for organized surgical preparation when a safe-jaw fem pop clamp is needed for the planned task.

Specifications

Care & Handling

  • Clean the clamp promptly after use in accordance with facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
  • Inspect the jaws, working surfaces, and joints for residue, damage, or impaired movement before handling or reuse.
  • Handle the instrument carefully to avoid damaging the safe-jaw surfaces or joint.
  • Store in a clean, protected environment that helps prevent contact damage and contamination.

Specifications

Overall Length12 cm (4.7")
Length (cm)12 cm
Coating/MaterialAISI 420 German Stainless Steel

General use; follow facility protocols.

Technical Specifications

Length (cm)11.8cm
Overall Length11.8cm

Overall Length 12 cm (4.7")
Length (cm) 12 cm
Coating/Material AISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Tip Type Standard
Jaw Pattern Standard Anatomical Jaw Profile
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Miriam Fontaine
Clinical Equipment Coordinator
4.0
Apr 25, 2026 (6 months ago)
This 11.8cm clamp fits well within our general surgery trays. The build quality appears consistent with our current inventory standards.
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Mateo Castillo
Clinical Equipment Coordinator
5.0
Verified Purchase
Nov 16, 2022 (3 years ago)
The 11.8cm clamp looks like a good option for our general surgery inventory. It should be a useful part of our standard instruments.
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