Description
Pean Kocher Forceps Straight & Curved Hemostatic Forceps 13–35cm
The Pean Kocher forceps are precision-engineered hemostatic instruments designed for secure clamping, tissue grasping, and vessel control during surgical procedures. Available in both straight and curved configurations with lengths ranging from 13cm to 35cm, these forceps provide versatility and reliability across a wide range of surgical applications.
Manufactured by Tata Surgical, these forceps are constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring excellent corrosion resistance, long-term durability, and full compatibility with standard sterilization methods such as autoclaving. The robust construction guarantees consistent performance under repeated clinical use in demanding surgical environments.
Precision & Clinical Performance
The Pean Kocher forceps combine the hemostatic strength of Pean forceps with the toothed tip design of Kocher instruments, enabling a firm, non-slip grip on tough tissues and blood vessels. This makes them particularly effective in procedures requiring secure clamping and controlled tissue manipulation.
The availability of both straight and curved designs allows surgeons to adapt to different anatomical requirements. Straight forceps are ideal for superficial access and direct clamping, while curved variants provide improved visibility and access in deeper or confined surgical fields.
The ratchet locking mechanism ensures consistent pressure application, allowing hands-free operation once clamped. This enhances procedural efficiency and reduces operator fatigue during prolonged surgeries. The ergonomic finger ring design supports precise handling and controlled force application.
The toothed jaws provide enhanced grip without excessive compression, minimizing the risk of tissue slippage while maintaining surgical precision. The smooth surface finish facilitates easy cleaning and sterilization, ensuring hygiene and long-term usability.
Key Features
- Pean Kocher forceps for hemostatic clamping and tissue grasping
- Available in straight and curved configurations
- Lengths ranging from 13cm to 35cm
- Toothed jaws for secure, non-slip grip
- Ratchet locking mechanism for controlled pressure
- Surgical-grade stainless steel construction
- High resistance to corrosion and repeated sterilization
- Ergonomic finger ring design for precise handling
- Suitable for a wide range of surgical procedures
Product Specifications
| SKU | Type / Design | Length |
|---|---|---|
| TABH 6122 | Straight | 13cm |
| TABH 6144 | Straight | 14cm |
| TABH 6155 | Curved | 14cm |
| TABH 6300 | Straight | 15cm |
| TABH 6311 | Curved | 15cm |
| TABH 6422/1 | Straight | 16cm |
| TABH 6433/1 | Curved | 16cm |
| TABH 6444/1 | Straight | 18.5cm |
| TABH 6455/1 | Curved | 18.5cm |
| TABH 6466/1 | Straight | 20cm |
| TABH 6477/1 | Curved | 20cm |
| TABH 6488/1 | Straight | 22.5cm |
| TABH 6499/1 | Curved | 22.5cm |
| TABH 6500/1 | Straight | 24cm |
| TABH 6511/1 | Curved | 24cm |
| TABH 6522/1 | Straight | 26cm |
| TABH 6533/1 | Curved | 26cm |
| TABH 6544/1 | Straight | 28cm |
| TABH 6555/1 | Curved | 28cm |
| TABH 6588/1 | Straight | 35cm |
| TABH 6599/1 | Curved | 35cm |
Applications
The Pean Kocher forceps are widely used in general surgery, gynecology, and orthopedic procedures for clamping blood vessels, controlling bleeding, and grasping dense tissues. Their toothed jaws make them particularly effective in handling fascia and other firm structures where a secure grip is essential.
The range of sizes and configurations allows surgeons to select the appropriate instrument for both superficial and deep surgical fields. Straight variants are ideal for direct access, while curved designs provide improved maneuverability in confined or deep anatomical areas.
The ratchet locking system enhances efficiency by maintaining consistent clamping force without continuous manual pressure. This reduces fatigue and allows the surgeon to focus on precision and procedural control.
Combining strength, precision, and durability, the Pean Kocher forceps are essential hemostatic instruments for achieving reliable surgical outcomes with minimal tissue trauma.
