Kocher Artery Forcep

Kocher Artery Forcep: Serrated Jaw Hemostatic Clamp for Surgical Hemostasis Standard surgical protocol for open thyroidectomy and appendectomy requires reliable, hands-free vessel occlusion. The box-joint construction of the kocher artery forcep eliminates lateral jaw play, maintaining consistent clamping pressure across the ratchet positions required during arterial ligation. InstrumentPrimary Use and ProcedureDesignKocher Artery Forcep (Straight)Vessel clamping and hemostasis during open general surgery, thyroidectomy, and appendectomyStraight tapered jaws, 1×2 teeth, transverse serrations, ring-handle, ratchet lock, box-jointKocher Artery Forcep (Curved)Tissue grasping and vessel ligation in gynaecological and obstetric procedures including hysterectomyCurved tapered jaws, 1×2 teeth, transverse serrations, ring-handle, ratchet lock, box-joint Product Features & Specifications Product Name: Kocher Artery ForcepProduct Type: Hemostatic Artery ForcepAlso Known As: Artery Forceps Kocher / Forceps Artery Kocher / Kocher Artery ClampProfiles Available: Straight / CurvedJaw Type: Tapered serrated jaws with 1×2 interlocking teethLocking Mechanism: Ratchet self-lockHandle Type: Ring-handleMaterial: Stainless SteelReusable: YesSuitable Procedures: Thyroidectomy, appendectomy, hysterectomy, vessel ligation, tissue clampingSpecialties: General Surgery, Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, Obstetrics What is a kocher artery forcep used for?Kocher artery forceps are used to clamp blood vessels and control hemostasis during open surgical procedures including thyroidectomy, appendectomy, and hysterectomy. What is the difference between straight and curved kocher artery forceps?Straight forceps artery kocher are used for direct vessel access in general surgery; curved variants provide angular reach for gynaecological and obstetric tissue clamping. Can I order in bulk quantities?Yes, Hamsan Surgical specializes in bulk manufacturing and offers flexible order quantities and custom requirements.