Spencer-Wells artery forceps 5 1/2" curved serrated jaws ring handle

Controlled Vessel Handling Across Surgical Workflows

The Spencer-Wells artery forceps 5 1/2" curved serrated jaws ring handle is a surgical forceps instrument used to grasp, hold, and control vessels or other suitable structures during operative work. Its curved profile supports access and positioning where a straight approach is less convenient, while the serrated jaws provide a defined gripping surface for controlled handling. The ring handle supports familiar instrument manipulation throughout procedures. Suitable for considered use in Cardiovascular, General Surgery, and Neurosurgery settings, this forceps offers a practical combination of reach, directional access, and secure manual control for everyday surgical workflows.

Use Cases

• Grasping and temporarily controlling vessels during cardiovascular procedures.
• Supporting vessel and tissue handling in general surgery workflows.
• Providing curved access for controlled instrument positioning in neurosurgical procedures.
• Using the serrated jaws where a defined gripping surface is appropriate for the task.
• Maintaining familiar ring-handle control during instrument handling and placement.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the curved serrated jaws for residue, damage, alignment, or impaired movement before and after use.
• Handle the serrated jaws carefully to help protect their working surfaces and avoid contact with unsuitable instruments or hard surfaces.
• Store the forceps clean, dry, and protected from damage in accordance with facility protocols.

General use; follow facility protocols.