Heaney needle holder 10 1/2" curved serrated TC jaws gold ring handle

Curved profile supports controlled needle handling around access-limited surgical sites.
10 1/2-inch length offers useful reach during cardiovascular and general surgery.
Serrated jaws help maintain needle control through precise suturing movements.
Tungsten carbide jaw surfaces support dependable engagement during repeated needle manipulation.
Gold ring handle provides a familiar grip for instrument positioning.
Designed for needle holding, it supports efficient workflow across surgical closure tasks.

Brand: surgivalley

$33.07 $39.60

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SKU: 003210582

Categorias: Porta-agulhas, Porta Agulhas

Etiquetas: Needle Holders

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Controlled Needle Handling with Extended Curved Reach

The Heaney needle holder 10 1/2" curved serrated TC jaws gold ring handle is designed to grasp and guide surgical needles during suturing. Its extended length supports access in deeper or less direct working areas, while the curved profile can help maintain a practical angle between the hand and the operative field. Serrated tungsten carbide jaws provide a defined gripping surface for controlled needle handling, and the gold ring handle supports familiar instrument manipulation. Suitable for workflows in General Surgery and Cardiovascular procedures, this needle holder brings reach, recognizable handling, and focused jaw control to routine suturing tasks.

Use Cases

Grasping and guiding needles during suturing in General Surgery procedures.
Supporting needle handling where the 10 1/2" length provides useful reach.
Using the curved profile to approach the working field from a practical angle.
Handling needles during Cardiovascular surgical workflows that require a needle holder.
Applying the serrated jaws to maintain contact with the needle during controlled manipulation.

Specifications

Shape	Curved
Coating/Material	Tungsten Carbide
Handle Type	Ring Handle
Dimension	10 1/2"
Length	10 1/2"
Jaw Type	Serrated

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
Inspect the serrated jaws, curved working end, hinge, and ring handle for debris, wear, or damage before handling.
Handle the tungsten carbide jaw surfaces carefully to help prevent damage from impact or contact with other instruments.
Store the instrument clean, dry, and protected from conditions that could cause damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.