Rochester-Pean hemostatic artery forceps 14 straight serrated jaws ring handle

Extended Reach and Controlled Hemostatic Handling

The Rochester-Pean hemostatic artery forceps is a 14-inch straight instrument designed for clamping and holding vessels during surgical procedures. Its extended length helps provide working reach when access is limited, while the straight serrated jaws support a familiar grip on the intended structure. The ring handle is suited to controlled instrument handling during focused procedural tasks. This forceps can fit cardiovascular, general surgery, and orthopedic workflows where hemostatic clamping is required, offering a familiar configuration for managing vessels and maintaining an organized operative field without adding unnecessary complexity to instrument handling.

Use Cases

• Clamping and holding vessels during cardiovascular procedures where extended instrument reach is useful.
• Supporting hemostatic tasks in general surgery through the straight, serrated jaw configuration.
• Managing vessels during orthopedic procedures when a long hemostatic forceps is appropriate to the operative approach.
• Using the ring handle for controlled placement, adjustment, and release during focused surgical handling.
• Applying the serrated jaws to maintain a firm hold while the forceps remains positioned for the task.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps according to established facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the straight serrated jaws, box lock, and ring handle for soil, damage, alignment, or restricted movement before use.
• Handle the serrated jaws carefully to preserve their working surfaces and avoid unintended contact with other instruments.
• Store the forceps in a clean, dry manner that helps protect the jaws and handle from damage.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.