Screw Forceps – Surgical Instruments For Plating – 11-1688-00

The 11-1688-00 Bone Holding Forceps utilizes a self-centering jaw architecture engineered to simplify fragment alignment during major reconstructive and trauma procedures. As the handles compress, both jaws move synchronously along a central axis, guiding displaced bone ends into exact anatomical alignment without manual repositioning.
Synchronous jaw travel centers round bone shafts automatically to streamline fracture reduction workflows.
Pointed contact tips penetrate the periosteal layer to establish a slip-free mechanical anchor on the hard cortex.
The threaded lock bar holds established clamping pressure firmly, freeing team members for hardware installation.
Corrosion-resistant stainless alloy construction maintains structural integrity under sustained mechanical stress.
Obtaining swift, accurate fracture reduction shortens overall operative times and reduces tissue exposure risks. Incorporating proven bone surgery instruments into standard operating room sets gives trauma teams dependable control when managing long bone diaphyseal fractures. The open frame design maintains line-of-sight to the reduction zone, enabling unobstructed placement of osteosynthesis plates directly beneath the instrument arms. Smoothly finished surfaces facilitate thorough cleaning and standard steam sterilization routines.
Equip your surgical team with this reliable instrument today.