Verbrugge bone holding forceps 11 angled 11.5mm wide jaws with speed lock

Secure Angled Grip for Complex Bone Manipulation

Maintaining stable fixation during intricate orthopedic and general surgical procedures requires instruments that combine reach with unwavering grip. The Verbrugge bone holding forceps address the challenge of accessing deep or awkwardly positioned bone fragments by integrating an angled shaft design with a robust speed lock mechanism. This configuration allows surgeons to achieve secure hold on bone segments while keeping hands clear of the immediate operative field, enhancing visualization. The 11.5mm wide jaws provide substantial surface contact for reliable traction without excessive point pressure. Designed for versatility across general surgery and orthopedic applications, this 11-inch instrument facilitates precise manipulation and temporary stabilization, supporting efficient workflow during complex reconstructive tasks.

Use Cases

• Stabilizing bone fragments during reduction and internal fixation procedures in orthopedic surgery
• Manipulating dense tissue or bone structures in deep surgical sites requiring angled access
• Providing temporary holding power during general surgical procedures involving hard tissue
• Assisting in the alignment of fracture segments prior to definitive fixation

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect the speed lock mechanism and jaw alignment before each use to supports proper function
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the serrated jaw surfaces
• Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the angled tip and locking mechanism

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.