Robert Artery Forceps
Acheron Instruments’ Robert Artery Forceps assists surgeons in clamping blood vessels, small arteries and grasping disposable materials, tissues and sutures.
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Features traverse serrations to prevent endothelial damage.
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Ergonomic Finger rings for Optimal control.
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Has elongated shafts for deep surgical access.
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We offer ISO-certified products.
- SKU: 8754
- CATEGORY: GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS
- TYPE: Forcep
- SIZE:
- TAGs: Robert Artery Forceps , Forceps
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Uses of Robert Artery Forceps
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Assists in clamping veins and arteries traumatically.
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Ensures blockage of blood flow by compressing veins.
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Allows the application of different levels of clamping pressures.
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Features |
Benefits |
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Stainless Steel Material |
For durability, ease of cleaning and corrosion resistance. |
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Satin Finish |
To enhance the durability, and performance of the instruments. |
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Tapered Jaws |
To ensure ease of traversal through narrow passages. |
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Finger Rings |
For providing a secure and non-slip grip. |
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Ratchet Mechanism |
It allows different clamping pressures to be applied depending on the surgical need. |
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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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Handle Type |
Finger Ring Handle |
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Joint Type |
Box Joint |
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Working Ends |
Serrated tapered jaws |
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Ratchet/ Lock |
Yes |
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Sterilization |
Sterilizable |
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Corrosion Resistant |
Yes |
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Usage |
Reusable |
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Certification |
CE Marked & ISO Certified |
What is the design of Acheron Instruments’ Robert Artery Forceps?
Acheron Instruments’ Robert Artery Forceps features tapered jaws with serrated opposing surfaces and finger rings for a secure grip.
What is the principal use of Robert Artery Forceps?
Robert Artery Forceps’ principal use is to block blood flow by clamping blood vessels and arteries during various surgical procedures.
