Michel Suture Clips

Hegenbarth Clip Applying Forceps 5" (12.7 cm) Hegenbarth Clip Applying Forceps are 5" in length and include small teeth at the end of the jaws that allow for a secure grasp of suture clips. This forceps is also a cross-action type and can be used to apply surgical clips on any external wounds, such as ones from laparotomy incisions. The benefit of using these thumb forceps is that the applied pressure can be regulated to avoid cutting off circulation.

Suture Wire stainless steel Suture Wire is composed of premium grade stainless steel and is most commonly used during general surgical procedures that require the closing of tougher wounds such as hernia repair or orthopedic procedures. The material and increased strength of the wire makes it difficult to be absorbed or dissolved, thus it should be taken out by a medical professional once the wound has healed. Different gauge wires are offered depending on the area that needs to be closed.

Wachtenfeld Clip Forceps 5" (12.7 cm Wachtendfeld Clip Forceps have the primary purpose of applying surgical metal clips that can be used on wounds that need to be closed. This thumb forceps also contains small teeth at the tip of the jaws to make sure the clips are held properly. The instrument is designed with an indent on the handle to provide a place to rest the thumb comfortably and assure a good grasp.

Erich Arch Bar Material Erich Arch Bar Material may be used as a bonding agent if other techniques cannot be obtained. For instance, in dental surgeries that need certain teeth to be stabilized, this material can attach itself to each tooth and restrain motion of the damaged tooth. The arch bar is offered in a one meter roll and is also available in a package of 12.