Crile Forceps, 5-1/2" Curved
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- Free US shipping · free 30-day returns worldwide · 5-year warranty
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- German stainless steel · Manufactured in the USA
- CE · ISO · MDR certified · FDA registered
The Crile forceps, also called a Crile hemostat or Crile clamp, is a hemostatic forceps used to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding. This model is 5-1/2" long with curved jaws, a compact size used in almost every general surgery set.
What Crile forceps are used for
- Clamping small and medium blood vessels to control bleeding
- Holding tissue or sutures during a procedure
- Blunt dissection in confined areas, where the curved jaws help
Features
- Length: 5-1/2"
- Curved jaws to work around vessels and in deeper areas
- Full-length horizontal serrations for a secure, non-slip grip
- Ratchet lock, stainless steel, autoclavable
Crile vs Kelly vs Mosquito
The difference is mainly in the serrations and size. A Crile has serrations along the full length of the jaw. A Kelly forceps has serrations only on the distal half. A Mosquito (Halsted) is smaller and finer for small vessels.
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FAQ
Straight or curved? Curved jaws give better visibility around tissue; straight jaws are often used on the surface and for holding sutures.
Order the curved Crile forceps from DDP Elite USA in Miami. Free US shipping, free 30-day returns and a 5-year warranty. Buying for a clinic or hospital? Request a bulk quote.