Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps

Description

GreyMedical® Introducing the Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps (17cm, 27.5cm) are surgical instruments used to constrict blood vessels and other tissues during surgical procedures to reduce bleeding. They have serrated jaws and a locking mechanism (ratchet) for secure and atraumatic clamping. These forceps are multifunctional and can be used for a variety of surgical procedures, such as dissecting and ligating tissues. Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps are easy to clean and can be reused in clinical settings. It is crafted from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, featuring a satin finish that provides the best possible quality.

Lawrence Forceps

• Feature: Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps (17cm, 27.5cm) are surgical instruments used to constrict blood vessels and other tissues during surgical procedures to reduce bleeding. They have serrated jaws and a locking mechanism (ratchet) for secure and atraumatic clamping. These forceps are multifunctional and can be used for a variety of surgical procedures, such as dissecting and ligating tissues. It is easy to clean and can be reused in clinical settings.
• Material Quality: Made from German Stainless Steel, ensuring this forcep can be used multiple times in various surgeries. It’s challenging to build, but it helps the forcep survive the sterilization process repeatedly.
• Autoclavable and Reusable: It is designed for repeated sterilization and constructed to the highest standards of medical practice hygiene. On customer request, we can also share raw material certificates.
• CE Marked: The forceps are marked with CE, indicating conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection requirements for merchandise bought inside the European Economic Area.
• Lifetime Warranty: GreyMedical offers a lifetime guarantee on these forceps, demonstrating our commitment to high quality and customer satisfaction. This guarantee serves as a promise of the forceps’ overall performance and reliability, giving surgeons peace of mind when selecting our products.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is a Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps used for?
A: The Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps used to safely grasp, encircle and dissect fine vessels or ductal structures in the thorax and abdomen during operative procedures.

Q: What is the length of Grey Medical’s Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps ?
A: Grey Medical’s Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps has a curved jaw type, DeBakey 1×2 serrations, a 4 mm jaw width, a 5 mm shaft diameter, a working length of 19 cm, and a total overall length of 29 cm. It is available with both un-ratcheted and ratcheted lock mechanism options built on the same structural profile.

Q: How does a Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps differ from other Forceps?
A: The serrations on this Mixter model are atraumatic DeBakey 1×2 serrated and designed into a thin, 5 mm shaft to avoid trauma to the vessels when encircled with a standard general dissector, which will have plain or coarse serrations.

Q: What is the Lawrence Forceps made from?
A: The Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps is made from premium German Stainless Steel, to ensure that the instrument is resistant to corrosion, has a long lifetime, and can be sterilised in an autoclave using standard sterilisation cycles.

Q: Can the Lawrence Forceps be autoclaved?
A: Yes. The Grey Medical Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps is completely autoclavable and safe to use in steam sterilisation (134°C / 273°F) for multiple uses in a sterile environment.

Q: Does Grey Medical sell the Lawrence Forceps in bulk for hospitals or clinics?
A: Yes. Grey Medical provides bulk orders to hospitals, clinics and distributors. We ship internationally and have free shipping for orders over $350 USD. Contact us for institutional pricing.

Q: Where can I purchase a good quality Lawrence Forceps ?
A: You can buy the Lawrence Hemostatic Forceps at Grey Medical. Grey Medical offers high-quality surgical instruments made to international standards, and ships globally.

Q: Is there a warranty on the Lawrence Forceps ?
A: Grey Medical offers a warranty and services for their instruments. See our Warranty and Services page for details.