O'Gawa-Castroviejo tying forceps 4 3/8" straight shafts with 6.0mm tying platforms wide serrated handle

Designed for General Surgery and Ophthalmic procedures requiring precise tying control.
Straight shafts provide direct instrument alignment during focused tissue-handling tasks.
The 4 3/8-inch length supports controlled reach within operative working areas.
Six-millimeter tying platforms support deliberate placement when securing fine suture work.
Serrated jaws help maintain controlled contact during delicate handling maneuvers.
Wide serrated handles offer a confident grip for repeated instrument manipulation.

Brand: surgivalley

$18.84 $24.00

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SKU: 003210673

Categories: Forceps, Forceps

Tags: Tying Forceps

Controlled Handling for Precise Suture Work

The O'Gawa-Castroviejo tying forceps are designed for grasping and manipulating suture during tying and other fine operative tasks. Their 4 3/8-inch length provides useful reach, while the straight shafts support a direct approach and clear working alignment. The 6.0mm tying platforms and wide serrated handle offer a defined contact area and secure hand control for routine instrument handling. Suitable for general surgery and ophthalmic workflows, this forceps design supports careful suture management where dependable grip and controlled positioning are important to the operative technique.

Use Cases

Grasping and positioning suture during tying tasks in general surgery.
Supporting controlled suture handling during ophthalmic procedures.
Using the straight shafts to approach the working field with direct instrument alignment.
Applying the 6.0mm tying platforms to help manage suture during fine operative work.
Maintaining a secure manual hold through the wide serrated handle during repeated handling.

Specifications

Jaw Pattern	Serrated
Shape	Straight
Functional Size	6mm
Dimensions	4 3/8", 6.0mm

Care & Handling

Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
Inspect the serrated tying platforms, straight shafts, and handle for residue, damage, or changes in alignment before reuse.
Handle the forceps carefully to protect the serrated working surfaces and avoid contact with other instruments that could cause damage.
Store the forceps in a manner that protects the platforms and helps prevent unnecessary impact or deformation.

General use; follow facility protocols.