Kelly-Rankin – Haemostatic Forceps Maxillofacial

What is it? A 16cm haemostatic forceps combining features of the Kelly and Rankin patterns, available in curved or straight jaws for maxillofacial hemostasis work.
Why blend two patterns? The Kelly-Rankin design draws on the reliable clamping action both source patterns are known for, giving practitioners a familiar handling feel in a single, focused 16cm size rather than a broad range of lengths.
Why offer both curved and straight? Curved jaws suit clamping around contoured vessels or tissue, while straight jaws work well for direct, front-facing access, giving practitioners the choice that fits the specific field.
How does it fit alongside longer Rochester patterns? For procedures that don’t need the extended reach of a 24cm or 30cm hemostat, this 16cm Kelly-Rankin offers a more manageable, precise option without unnecessary length.
What’s it made from? Surgical-grade stainless steel, fully capable of withstanding repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling in both jaw configurations.
Who is it suited to? Practitioners who want a dependable, mid-length hemostat for routine maxillofacial procedures without reaching for a longer instrument.
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