Satinsky Hemostatic Forceps Angled 3.0 cm (1.2)

Angled design improves visibility and access in deep surgical fields.
Three centimeter jaw length suits precise hemostasis in tight spaces.
Satinsky pattern ensures secure vessel clamping without crushing tissue damage.
Ideal for operating room procedures requiring controlled bleeding management techniques.
Durable construction withstands repeated sterilization cycles in busy clinical settings.
Ergonomic handle reduces surgeon fatigue during extended vascular repair sessions.

Brand: surgivalley

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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

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Aesculap	`H13-326-20`	Exact Pattern Match
Medline	`PF123043`	Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex	`359191`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 111050088

Categories: Clamps

Tags: Hemostatic Forceps

Satinsky Hemostatic Forceps — Angled 3.0 cm Jaw for Controlled Vascular Clamping

Satinsky hemostatic forceps with an angled 3.0 cm (1.2 in) jaw give surgical teams a reliable way to clamp vessels and control bleeding during open and vascular procedures. The angled jaw profile improves access in deeper fields and around curved anatomy, letting surgeons place the clamp with precision while preserving surrounding tissue. Built for repeated use in the operating room, these forceps are suited to hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics that demand dependable instrumentation and straightforward sterilization workflows. This page summarizes the key features, common uses, and care guidance so your team can evaluate fit for your surgical tray.

Vascular and general surgery procedures requiring temporary occlusion of vessels
Clamping and controlling bleeding in deep or angled surgical fields
Holding tissue or vessels during dissection and repair
Use in hospital operating rooms, ASCs, and clinic procedure rooms
Supporting hemostasis during open surgical cases

Specifications

Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated instrument reprocessing protocol.
Inspect jaw alignment and hinge action before each use; remove damaged instruments from service.
Store in a dry, protected tray to prevent corrosion and impact damage.