Kelly Hemostatic Forceps, Curved, 6 1/4"

he curved Kelly hemostatic forceps are designed to help grip and temporarily hold blood vessels and tissue during surgery. The curved jaws facilitate access to confined working areas, while the serrations and locking mechanism help maintain a secure grip during the procedure. Made from 410 medical-grade stainless steel, the 6¼-inch instrument is reusable and can be steam sterilized according to approved reprocessing instructions.

1. Curved jaws help reach confined working areas.
2. Serrated jaws help grip blood vessels and tissue.
3. A ratchet lock helps maintain a secure hold.
4. Made from 410 medical-grade stainless steel.
5. Reusable and suitable for steam sterilization.
6. Measures 6¼″ (approximately 15.9 cm) in length.
7. Medical-grade floor-quality construction (Floor Grade).

1. Intended for use by trained professionals to temporarily clamp blood vessels or grasp tissue and assist with hemostasis during surgical procedures.

1. Inspect the forceps before use and check that the jaws and locking mechanism function properly.
2. Ensure the instrument has been cleaned and sterilized according to the healthcare facility’s protocol before use.
3. Use it to grasp the intended vessel or tissue, applying an appropriate level of locking pressure as determined by the clinician.
4. After use, reprocess the instrument according to approved cleaning and sterilization instructions, then inspect it before storage.

1. 1 × Straight Kelly Hemostatic Forceps, 6¼″.

1. For use by qualified healthcare professionals only.
2. Check that the jaws align properly and that the ratchet lock engages and releases smoothly before each use.
3. Select an appropriate clamping position and avoid applying excessive pressure to delicate tissue.
4. Do not use the instrument to cut tissue or as a substitute for a needle holder.
5. Handle the jaws carefully to avoid accidental injury or damage to other instruments.
6. Clean the instrument thoroughly after use, paying particular attention to the serrated jaws, joint, and locking teeth.
7. Sterilize the instrument before use and between patients according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the facility’s approved protocol.

1. After cleaning and drying, store the forceps in a clean, dry place protected from moisture and impact. If sterilized for later use, keep them in a suitable package or container according to the healthcare facility’s protocol.