Hemostatic Forceps

Hemostatic forceps are the locking, ratcheted clamps used to control bleeding and hold tissue — and this collection lists more than 500 of them. Shop Kelly and Crile forceps, mosquito hemostats for fine vessels, Rochester and Pean patterns for larger clamping, in straight and curved jaws and multiple lengths.

The locking ratchet is what sets hemostats apart: once clamped, they hold without continuous hand pressure, freeing your hands during the procedure. Choose jaw length and curvature for the depth and delicacy of the site, and consider multi-packs for high-volume clinics and veterinary practices.