Surgical Reposition Forceps – 11-1532-23

23cm, 9″
Targeting mid-to-large shaft fractures, the 11-1532-23 Bone Holding Forceps provides stable mechanical fixation during complex orthopedic reconstruction. Its 23cm frame gives surgical teams substantial leverage when reducing long bone segments, allowing precise alignment prior to implant positioning or plate fixation.
The heavy-duty working jaws feature deeply serrated contact surfaces that grasp cortical bone firmly without slipping or crushing underlying structures. An intuitive ratchet locking mechanism maintains continuous clamping pressure, relieving hand strain for the operating surgeon while hardware is secured.
Broad jaw profile stabilizes long bone shafts across high-stress reduction maneuvers during acute trauma stabilization.
A threaded ratchet lock allows fine micro-adjustments in clamping tension to accommodate variable bone shaft thickness.
Extended 23 cm handles optimize force leverage while keeping surgeon hands clear of primary surgical sightlines.
Medical-grade stainless steel construction withstands heavy torque loads without jaw flexing or alignment loss.
Achieving rigid temporary stabilization shortens operative timelines during fracture management and reduces secondary trauma to surrounding vascular beds. Incorporating reliable bone surgery instruments of this caliber into your facility sets ensures repeatable performance across demanding trauma cases. The passivated surface finish minimizes reflection under bright lighting, prevents pitting, and tolerates aggressive automated washer-disinfector cycles. The balanced weight distribution supports fluid movement across long reconstructive procedures, making it a cornerstone component for any modern orthopedic tray.
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