Kelly Hemostatic Forceps, Straight, 5 1/2"

The ADC straight Kelly hemostatic forceps are designed to temporarily clamp blood vessels or grasp tissue during surgical procedures. Their serrated jaws help maintain a grip, while the ratchet locks the handles in position. The reusable, floor-grade instrument is made from corrosion-resistant 410 surgical stainless steel and is autoclavable according to the applicable reprocessing instructions.

1. Straight jaws for direct access during procedures.
2. Serrated gripping surfaces.
3. Locking ratchet to hold the handles in position.
4. Corrosion-resistant 410 surgical stainless steel.
5. Reusable and autoclavable.
6. 5½″ (approximately 14 cm) overall length.
7. Floor-grade construction with a mirror stainless-steel finish.

1. For use by trained healthcare professionals to temporarily clamp blood vessels or grasp tissue during surgical procedures.

1. Ensure the instrument has been cleaned and reprocessed according to the facility’s approved protocol before clinical use.
2. Hold the forceps by the finger rings. Position the straight jaws as required by the procedure, then close the handles and engage the ratchet without excessive force.
3. To release, gently disengage the ratchet before opening the jaws.
4. After use, clean and reprocess the instrument according to the applicable instructions; dry it thoroughly

1. 1 × ADC straight Kelly hemostatic forceps, 5½″.

1. For professional use only.
2. Do not use excessive force when closing or releasing the ratchet.
3. Clean and reprocess the instrument according to approved procedures before reuse. Its retail packaging does not, by itself, establish that the instrument is sterile.
4. Handle the jaw tips carefully to avoid injury or damage to the instrument.

Store the instrument clean and completely dry in a designated, protected storage area. Avoid conditions that may damage its jaws or ratchet.