Rochester-Ochsner Hemostatic Forceps 10.25 Inch Straight surgical tool

Rochester-Ochsner (Kocher) Hemostatic Forceps 10.25 Inch,Straight

This size is suited for consistent field visibility, with a 10.25-inch straight reach to secure drapes, hold suture ends, and gently retract soft-tissue edges.

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SKU: D-1030.26 Categories: Forceps, General Surgery, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Rochester-Ochsner (Kocher) Hemostatic Forceps 10.25 Inch, Straight

Specification	Description
Specialty	All surgeries
Category	Surgical Instruments > General Surgery > Forceps
Type	Kocher
Model Variant	10.25 inch
Material	Stainless steel
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	Matte
Length	26 cm
Packaging Unit	Single piece
Handle Type	Flat grip
Tip Type	Straight
Country of Origin	Egypt
SKU	D-1030.26
Certifications	ISO 13485

Designed for general surgical use, this Kocher-pattern hemostatic forceps supports controlled intraoperative clamping and grasping with a straight tip, 26 cm length, and flat grip handle. The instrument is stainless steel with a matte finish and is autoclavable for standard reprocessing, supplied as a single piece and identified by SKU D-1030.26, with country of origin Egypt and ISO 13485 certification listed.

Surgical Applications of Rochester-Ochsner (Kocher) Hemostatic Forceps 10.25 Inch, Straight

This device facilitates clear access by anchoring drape material, tubing, or small accessories away from the observation field. Its 10.25-inch straight profile supports light margin elevation and stable handling of suture tails or markers for consistent orientation during documentation.

Common Applications

Anchoring drape corners to maintain a clear corridor for visual review.
Temporarily clamping gauze to control accessory placement during inspection.
Light elevation of soft-tissue margins for surface contour overview.
Holding suture tails or identification tags as fixed reference points during imaging or photography.
Positioning small dressings or tubing out of the examiner’s line of sight.
Stabilizing a localized area while notes or images are recorded for follow-up comparison.