Crile-Wood TC Needle Holder - 15.2cm (8-50TC)

MSRP: $277.99
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SKU:
PST-MIL-8-50TC
  • Part of the Integra Miltex Carb-N-Sert product line, designed for holding medium to fine sutures and needles during surgical procedures, featuring Tungsten Carbide (TC) jaws for enhanced durability and grip

Uses

  • Surgical Specialties: 
    • Extensively used in general surgery, cardiovascular, thoracic, and plastic surgery
  • Dental/Oral Surgery:
    • Suitable for periodontal and other oral procedures
  • Veterinary Medicine: 
    • Used for suturing in animal health procedures
  • Suturing: 
    • Specifically designed for precise suturing with medium-fine to fine needles and suture materials

Features

  • Carb-N-Sert Jaws: 
    • Tungsten Carbide inserts are bonded to the stainless steel jaws, providing extreme hardness and resistance to "metal-on-metal" wear
  • Serrated Jaws: 
    • The jaws feature precision-milled teeth (approximately 4,000 per square inch) in a pyramid shape to ensure a non-slip grip
  • Dimensions: 
    • 6 inches (15.2cm) in length
  • Gold-Plated Rings: 
    • Identifies the instrument as having tungsten carbide inserts
  • Chamfered Edge/Bevels: 
    • The jaw edges are chamfered to prevent accidental cutting of suture material, and the box lock has non-catch bevels to prevent snagging
  • Material: 
    • High-quality German stainless steel, with a satin finish to reduce glare

Benefits

  • Extended Service Life: 
    • The tungsten carbide inserts provide long-term savings by resisting wear, lasting significantly longer than standard stainless steel needle holders
  • Superior Grip: 
    • The precision-milled jaws provide a secure, positive grip on needles and sutures, reducing the need for excessive force
  • Reduced Damage to Sutures: 
    • The specialized chamfered edges help prevent premature cutting or fraying of suture materials
  • Reduced Hand Fatigue: 
    • The design and precision allow for controlled, secure movement, reducing the effort required during prolonged procedures
  • Corrosion Resistance: 
    • The passivation process protects the instrument from corrosion through repeated sterilization cycles