- A mid-grade surgical instrument used for grasping and holding suture needles during general suturing procedures, which is a reliable and cost-effective tool in veterinary and general clinical settings
Uses
- General Surgery:
- Used for suturing various tissues during general surgical operations
- Veterinary Medicine:
- A common instrument in animal health procedures requiring suture placement
- Clinical Settings:
- Suitable for wound closures and general suturing in outpatient and clinical environments
Features
- Mid-Grade Quality:
- Part of the Miltex Vantage line, offering reliable performance at a mid-grade price point
- Material:
- Manufactured with high-grade Japanese stainless steel
- Dimensions:
- Measures 6 inches (15.2cm) in length, a versatile size for various applications
- Serrated Jaws:
- Features serrated jaws designed to provide a secure, non-slip grip on suture needles
- Locking Mechanism:
- Includes a reliable ratchet lock to secure the needle in place, allowing the user to reposition their hand during suturing
- Handle Type:
- Designed with a classic finger ring handle
- Reusable:
- The all-steel construction allows for repeated cleaning and sterilization in an autoclave
Benefits
- Cost-Effectiveness:
- The Vantage line offers a balance of quality and affordability, representing a good value for clinics or offices with budget considerations
- Reliable Grip:
- The serrated jaws help prevent the needle from rotating or slipping, ensuring control and precision during suturing
- Durability:
- The high-grade Japanese stainless steel construction and quality control inspections ensure durability and resistance to rust and corrosion after proper sterilization
- Ease of Use:
- The traditional finger-ring design and locking mechanism make the instrument comfortable and intuitive to use for many medical professionals
