Kelly Clamp
Acheron Instruments presents the Kelly Clamp, a specialized tool featuring inner serrations for firmly grasping and manipulating medium to large blood vessels to achieve adequate hemostasis in various surgeries.
- Tapered jaws to access deep, narrow spaces.
- Ratchet locking mechanism to enable self-reinforcing clamping.
- Available in straight or curved jaws to suit different applications.
- Our products are ISO-certified.
- SKU: 8902876
- CATEGORY: General Surgery Instruments
- TYPE: Clamp
- SIZE:
- TAGs: Kelly Clamp , Clamp
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Features and Benefits
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Features |
Benefits |
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Stainless Steel Construction |
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel. |
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Inner serrations |
Provides a firm grasp on blood vessels and prevents slippage. |
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Tapered jaws |
Allows surgeons to access deep, narrow cavities. |
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Ratchet locking mechanism |
Allows surgeons to self-lock the jaws at the desired position. |
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Blunt tips |
Allows surgeons to separate tissues without cutting and prevents damage to surrounding structures. |
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Versatility |
Available in different patterns and sizes to suit diverse surgical indications. |
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Ergonomic finger ring handle |
Provides enhanced gripping and maximum comfort. |
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Specification |
Detail |
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Manufacturer |
Acheron Instruments |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Finish |
Satin |
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Category |
General Surgery Instruments |
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Instrument Type |
Clamp |
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Working End Profile |
Serrated jaws |
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Handle Type |
Finger Ring Handle |
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Corrosion Resistance |
Yes |
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Sterilization |
Autoclavable |
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Usage |
Reusable |
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Certification |
US FDA Approved, EU-MDR, ISO-13485, CE Compliance Certificate |
What is Kelly Clamp used for?
A Kelly clamp is commonly used for clamping medium to large-sized blood vessels to control bleeding and manipulate heavy tissues.
Are there different options available for the Kelly clamp?
Yes, Kelly clamps are available in both straight and curved variants to suit diverse surgical indications. The straight version is commonly used for clamping superficial vessels or grasping tissues, whereas the curved variant is preferred for reaching confined areas.
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