NES-2809

Few haemostatic patterns offer the range of the Rochester-Pean (NES-2809), spanning 14cm all the way to 30cm in 2cm increments, each available in curved or straight jaws. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments built for hemostasis, this pattern stands out for how far it extends beyond typical mid-range forceps.
Seventeen size and shape combinations from 14cm to 30cm
Smooth, non-serrated jaws for gentle vessel clamping
Curved or straight options for varied access angles
Ratcheted handle locks securely for hands-free hemostasis
The Rochester-Pean’s smooth jaw surface makes it a considerate choice for clamping vessels or tissue without the risk of crushing or tearing that a toothed jaw could introduce, making it well suited to more delicate hemostasis work even at its longer lengths.
That extensive length range means one pattern can realistically cover shallow, moderate, and very deep surgical fields, a genuine advantage for practices that don’t want to stock several unrelated hemostat lines to achieve the same coverage.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling across their full range, keeping jaw alignment precise even at the longest sizes.