HARTMANN Peha Instrument surgical forceps

Hartmann's Peha-Instrument Surgical Forceps is a single-use instrument and therefore particularly hygienic to use. Each disposable forceps is made of brushed steel and individually marked as a single-use instrument, making documentation particularly easy. Surgical forceps differ from anatomical forceps in that they are sharp and have teeth on both sides to hold the tissue firmly.

Peha-instrument surgical forceps - At a glance

• Disposable instrument made of brushed steel - especially hygienic
• Length: 14 cm
• Individually sterile packed
• Individually labeled - for particularly easy documentation
• 5 years shelf life
• Green labeling prevents mixing with reusable instruments

Peha-instrument surgical forceps - The details

Surgical forceps are sharper than anatomical forceps. It usually has small teeth that interlock when the surgical forceps are squeezed. This allows one to grasp and hold the tissue to be grasped particularly tightly. Surgical forceps are often used to grasp and hold subcutaneous fatty tissue. Coarser structures can also be gripped well and reliably with surgical forceps - such as muscle tissue. Depending on the surgical site, the shape and length of the surgical forceps must vary.

These relatively long, finer surgical forceps are disposable instruments. The Peha instruments from Hartmann have many advantages due to their sterile individual packaging. The effort required for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, packaging and personnel is reduced. Cross-contamination can also be avoided by using disposable instruments, so you are guaranteed maximum hygiene. The single use and accurate labeling of surgical instruments makes medical documentation much easier.

You can collect and dispose of contaminated disposable instruments just like commercially available reusable instruments. The plus: steel is recyclable!

Scope of delivery

• 25 Peha-instrument surgical forceps