Bone Holding & Repositioning Forceps(36)

Hey-Groves Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons frequently use for grasping, holding and mobilizing fractured bone pieces, in order to reposition them into their normal alignment.

• Atraumatic Serrated Jaws Granting Minimal Adnexal Injury.
• Wingnut Type Lock System for Controlling the Jaws Closure.
• Ergonomic Plier Style Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Jeter-Van Sickels Bone Holding Forceps is a specialized device that maxillofacial surgeons can use to grasp, hold and mobilize the coronoid process, especially during orthognathic procedures that require sagittal osteotomy.

• 1 x 2 Jaw Teeth Promoting Secure Grasping.
• Ratcheted System for Self-Locking the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

K-Wire Repositioning Forceps is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons can use for manipulating and holding bone fractured fragments in place, in order to perform skeletal transfixion.

• Straight & Curved Jaws Granting Access Into Narrow Cavities.
• Long Ratchet for Controlled Static Clamping.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

The Kern Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons commonly use for grasping and mobilizing fractured bone pieces, in order to align them into the anatomical stabilization spot.

• 2 x 2 Toothed Tips Granting Secure Grasps.
• Bar Ratchet Mechanism for Statically Locking the Jaws.
• Ergonomic Plier Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Lambotte Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons commonly use to grasp, mobilize and guide fractured bone fragments across the surgical field, in order to reposition them into their anatomical alignment.

• Semicircular Jaw Surfaces for Higher Surgical Precision.
• Detachable Shanks for Controlling the Jaws Aperture Width.
• Bar Ratchet System Ensuring Static Grasping.

Lane Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons commonly use for grasping, holding and mobilizing fractured bone pieces, in order to reposition the into their original anatomical alignment.

• 2 x 2 Toothed Tips Grating Secure Grasps.
• Atraumatic Jaws Serrations for Avoiding Local Injury.
• Bar Ratchet Mechanism Ensuring Static Jaws Closure.

Langenbeck Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical device that orthopedic surgeons can use to mobilize and manipulate bone pieces or structures, in order to position them in alignment during fracture stabilization.

• 2 x 2 Toothed Jaws Granting Strong Grasping.
• Serrated Jaws for Minimizing Local Damage.
• Ergonomic Grip Handles Ensuring Superior Control.

Lewin Repositioning Forcep is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons commonly use for grasping and aligning fractured bone fragments, in order to perform skeletal transfixion and other procedures.

• Atraumatic Serrated Jaws for Minimizing Local Injury.
• Deeply Curved Jaws for Grasping Large Bone Fragments.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Locke Phalangeal Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons commonly use to hold and position small bones, such as phalanges and the ulna, into an optimal alignment spot for fixating or reducing fractures.

• Atraumatic Jaws Serrations Granting Strong Grasps.
• Semi-Circular Jaw Tips for Holding Small Bones.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.

Long Bone Repositioning Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that orthopedic surgeons commonly use for holding and stabilizing fractured bone fragments, in order to perform skeletal transfixion.

• Atraumatic Pointed Tips for Avoiding Local Damage.
• Long Ratchet for Adjusting the Clamping Degree.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.