CONODENT Halsted Mosquito Haemostatic Forceps

Description

CONODENT Halsted Mosquito Haemostatic Forceps

Ref: CDT-D-238 (Straight) & CDT-D-239 (Curved) | 125mm Surgical Series

The CONODENT Halsted Mosquito Forceps are essential precision instruments designed for delicate surgical procedures and minor oral surgery (MOS). At a specialized length of 125mm, these haemostats provide the perfect balance between high tactile feedback and the mechanical strength required to clamp small blood vessels or handle fine tissue.

Manufactured in Oman under strict quality control standards, these forceps are engineered for clinicians who prioritize reliability and precision in the surgical field.

Key Design Features

• Ultra-Fine Serrated Jaws: The working ends feature fully serrated horizontal grooves that extend to the very tip. This ensures a secure, non-slip grip on small vessels or delicate suture materials without causing unnecessary trauma to the surrounding tissue.
• Multi-Position Ratchet Lock: Equipped with a precision-machined 3-step ratchet mechanism. This allows the clinician to adjust the clamping pressure and lock the instrument securely in place, providing “hands-free” tension during procedures.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings: The 125mm length is paired with calibrated finger loops, ensuring comfortable handling and effortless transition between locking and unlocking during surgical sessions.
• Box-Joint Construction: Designed with a high-durability box joint that maintains perfect tip alignment over thousands of sterilization cycles, preventing the “scissoring” effect often seen in lower-quality instruments.

Available Configurations

1. CDT-D-238 | Straight Pattern

• Clinical Use: Ideal for clamping vessels in superficial or easily accessible surgical sites. It is also widely used for grasping small items or placing retraction cords in visible areas.

2. CDT-D-239 | Curved Pattern

• Clinical Use: The curved geometry provides superior visibility and access when working in deep or posterior regions of the oral cavity. The curve allows the clinician to navigate around anatomical obstacles while maintaining a clear line of sight.

Technical Specifications

Maintenance Tip for Longevity

“To ensure the smooth operation of the ratchet and box joint, avoid using these forceps to grasp heavy objects or wire. They are precision surgical instruments. Always dry the hinge and box-joint thoroughly after autoclaving to prevent mineral buildup and maintain responsive one-handed operation.”