- Used to grasp and manipulate surgical needles during suturing
Uses:
- Its small size and tungsten carbide jaws are well-suited for a variety of surgical specialties, including:
- Dermatology
- Dental and oral surgery
- Podiatry
- Veterinary surgery
Features:
- Tungsten carbide jaws:
- The jaws are crafted with tungsten carbide, an exceptionally hard steel, to provide a positive, non-slip grip on needles and sutures
- The jaws have a cross-serrated pattern with roughly 4000 teeth per square inch for a secure hold.
- Gold-plated handles:
- The finger rings of needle holders with tungsten carbide inserts are gold-plated for easy identification
- Satin finish:
- The instrument has a satin finish to reduce glare during surgical procedures
- Protective features:
- The edges of the jaws are beveled to prevent the accidental cutting or fraying of suture material
- Overall length:
- The instrument is 5 inches (12.7 cm) long, a common length for precision work
- German stainless steel:
- The needle holder is made from premium German stainless steel for durability and craftsmanship
MeisterHand Info:
- Expertly crafted from surgical grade stainless steel German forgings
- Meets the very highest Operating Room quality standards and specifications
