Artery forceps, also known as hemostatic forceps, are surgical instruments used for clamping and holding blood vessels or tissues during surgical procedures to control bleeding. They are commonly used in general surgery, dental surgery, and other medical applications.
These forceps have a locking ratchet mechanism that allows surgeons to maintain a firm grip without continuous pressure. The serrated jaws provide a secure hold on blood vessels or surgical materials, preventing slippage.
They are available in straight or curved designs and in various sizes, depending on the surgical requirement. Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel, they are corrosion-resistant, reusable, and can be sterilized.