Kocher’s Forceps (Straight)

Kocher’s forceps are straight, sturdy, and have a ratcheted mechanism that allows them to lock in place. They are typically made of stainless steel, which provides durability and corrosion resistance. The forceps consist of two blades or jaws with interlocking teeth, which provide a firm grip when closed.

• Hemostatic Forceps
• Forgings from stainless steel
• Silk matte satin finish
• Used mostly in general surgery
• Having fine serrations of varying lengths in the jaws.