Forceps

Forceps

Haemostatic and tissue forceps do the quiet, constant work of a procedure — clamping, holding and controlling tissue while the surgeon's attention is elsewhere. Velmourne's surgical forceps cover the standard artery, tissue and specialty patterns, in the jaw lengths and lock strengths theatre work depends on.

Why Pattern Selection Matters

• Fine-tipped patterns (Mosquito) control small vessels without unnecessary tissue trauma
• Heavier patterns (Rochester Pean, Crile) hold larger pedicles securely under load
• Atraumatic jaws (Adson, Babcock) grip tissue without crushing it
• A reliable box lock keeps the forceps closed exactly where you left them, mid-procedure

Forceps in This Collection

• Mosquito Forceps — fine haemostatic control for small vessels.
• Crile Artery Forceps and Rochester Pean Forceps — heavier patterns for larger vessels and pedicles.
• Babcock Tissue Forceps and Allis Tissue Forceps — atraumatic tissue handling.
• Adson Forceps and Dressing Forceps — fine thumb forceps for tissue and dressing work.
• Bowel Intestinal Forceps — for gentle handling of bowel tissue.
• Reduction Forceps, Pointed Lock and Serrated Jaws — for orthopaedic fragment reduction.

Jaws and box locks are set by hand and tested for a positive, even close before every pair is approved for dispatch.