Leriche Hemostatic Forceps 6 Inch with 1x2 Teeth for Surgery

Leriche Hemostatic Forceps6 Inch Str;1X2 Teeth

Designed for unobstructed visualization, the straight 6-inch profile with 1×2 teeth enables stable, low-slip control of tissue edges or swabs during surface inspection.

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SKU: D-0712.15 Categories: Forceps, General Surgery, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Leriche Hemostatic Forceps6 Inch Str;1X2 Teeth

Specification	Description
Speciality	General Surgery
Category	Surgical Instruments > General Surgery > Forceps
Type	Hemostatic Forceps
Model Variant	6 Inch
Material	Stainless Steel
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
finish	Matte
Length (mm)	15 cm
Packiging Unit	Single piece
Handle Type	flat grip
Tip Type	Straight
Country of Origin	Egypt
SKU	D-0712.15
Certifications	ISO 13485

Designed for surgical clamping and hemostasis, this general surgery forceps features a straight tip and flat-grip handle to support controlled intraoperative handling. The instrument is stainless steel with a matte finish and is autoclavable for routine sterilization. The 6-inch configuration is supplied as a single piece and is produced under ISO 13485 quality standards.

Surgical Applications of Leriche Hemostatic Forceps6 Inch Str;1X2 Teeth

In general surgery, this device facilitates controlled exposure by engaging small tissue margins and lightly retracting minor structures to orient anatomic surfaces. It aids preparation and documentation by securing gauze for moisture management and stabilizing a defined area for consistent photographic records.

Common Applications

Grasping small tissue edges to maintain a clear inspection corridor and consistent orientation of surface planes.
Holding gauze or swabs to manage moisture as part of field preparation for visual assessment.
Limited retraction of minor structures to display contours and anatomical landmarks for spatial reference.
Controlling small adjuncts, including labels, sutures, or fine tubing, to prevent clutter in the working area.
Stabilizing a defined region of interest to support consistent comparative imaging or documentation.