Description
Artery forceps Kocher (Ochsner), straight, 1:2 teeth, 140 mm are haemostatic clamps used for secure vessel and tissue grasping in laboratory and clinical instrument sets. This straight Kocher (Ochsner) pattern features a 1:2 tooth configuration and an overall length of 140 mm, supplied as one piece. Net weight is 0,03 kg and gross weight 0,036 kg, reflecting a solid yet manageable instrument for routine clamping tasks. The straight jaws with 1:2 teeth support firm hold where controlled occlusion is needed during preparation, teaching or procedural work. These artery forceps from manufacturer Hammacher belong to the established Kocher (Ochsner) family within laboratory material ranges. Country of origin is Germany, with regional origin North Rhine-Westphalia. The 140 mm straight design with defined 1:2 dentition allows clear matching to protocol lists and tray standards. Unit quantity is 1 pc, simplifying stock control for single-instrument replacement. Specification centres on the Kocher (Ochsner) straight geometry, 1:2 teeth and 140 mm length so buyers can align this clamp with related curved or alternative patterns in the same assortment.
This article is part of Tweezers & forceps, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Instrument type: Artery forceps
- Pattern: Kocher (Ochsner)
- Design: Straight
- Teeth: 1:2
- EAN: 4049493013216
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