Forceps with thread fixation
Looking for a reliable surgical tool that offers complete control during intricate procedures? The ASI-1495 Forceps with Thread Fixation provides unmatched stability and clamping accuracy. Designed for orthopedic and general surgical applications, this instrument keeps tissue and surgical materials firmly in place.
Precision is critical in every operation. These forceps feature a specialized threaded screw-lock mechanism that allows you to finely adjust clamping pressure. You can easily set the exact hold required without risking slippage or tissue damage.
Holding power is further enhanced by precision-crafted serrated jaws. The non-slip grip ensures total stability throughout long or delicate tasks. This reliable lock gives surgeons complete confidence during high-stakes maneuvers.
Durability matters in medical tools. Built from premium-grade stainless steel, these forceps resist corrosion and withstand high-frequency sterilization cycles. The dull matte finish reduces harsh glare under bright operating room lights.
We offer this tool in two convenient lengths to match your exact surgical setup. Choose between the 235mm (9-1/4″) version for deeper access or the 170mm (6-3/4″) option for standard procedures. Manufactured by Aero Surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, each instrument reflects traditional craftsmanship combined with modern surgical standards.
20 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What are the primary uses of the ASI-1495 Forceps with Thread Fixation?
These forceps are designed for orthopedic and general surgical procedures requiring precise clamping pressure and secure fixation of tissues or surgical materials.
2. How does the thread fixation mechanism function?
The threaded screw-lock mechanism allows surgeons to manually adjust and lock the clamping tension to maintain steady pressure without continuous manual exertion.
3. What sizes are available for this instrument model?
The ASI-1495 model is available in two overall length options: 235mm (9-1/4 inches) and 170mm (6-3/4 inches).
4. What type of jaws do these forceps feature?
They feature serrated jaws that enhance gripping power and minimize slippage during delicate maneuvers.
5. What material is used to manufacture these surgical forceps?
The forceps are manufactured using high-quality stainless steel (German-grade standards) for high strength and longevity.
6. Why do the forceps have a dull matte surface finish?
The dull matte finish minimizes light reflection and glare under intense surgical illumination, protecting the surgeon’s vision during operations.
7. Are these forceps reusable and suitable for autoclaving?
Yes, the high-grade stainless steel construction makes them fully reusable and safe for standard heat and chemical sterilization processes.
8. Who manufactures the ASI-1495 Forceps?
These instruments are manufactured by Aero Surgical Instruments, located in Sialkot, Pakistan.
9. Can the clamping pressure be adjusted during a procedure?
Yes, the threaded lock mechanism allows the surgeon to increase or decrease the clamping pressure as needed throughout the procedure.
10. Are these forceps suitable for orthopedic bone fragmentation work?
Yes, they are commonly classified under reposition and bone-holding forceps due to their secure screw-lock mechanism.
11. Does the screw mechanism loosen during operation?
No, the thread fixation system is engineered to maintain a firm, constant lock until manually released by the operator.
12. What advantage does the 235mm length offer over the 170mm length?
The 235mm (9-1/4″) length provides longer reach for deeper surgical cavities, while the 170mm (6-3/4″) size offers greater control in compact surgical areas.
13. How do serrated jaws protect surgical materials?
The serrations evenly distribute pressure across the surface area, reducing localized trauma to tissues and preventing smooth items from slipping out.
14. Is this product resistant to rust and stain formation?
Yes, the premium stainless steel material is highly resistant to corrosion, rust, and chemical staining.
15. Are these forceps lightweight enough for long surgeries?
Yes, despite their solid construction, they are ergonomically balanced to minimize hand fatigue during extended procedures.
16. Do these forceps require special maintenance for the screw thread?
Standard cleaning, drying, and periodic lubrication of the threaded joint with surgical-grade lubricant will ensure smooth operation over time.
17. Can these forceps be used in veterinary surgery?
Yes, while designed for human general and orthopedic surgery, they are also widely suitable for veterinary orthopedic applications.
18. What product code identifies this specific instrument model?
The unique product SKU/code for this item is ASI-1495.
19. Do the forceps feature finger rings or a flat handle body?
This model uses an integrated handle connected directly to the thread fixation screw rather than standard spring-action finger loops.
20. Are these forceps compliant with international quality standards?
Yes, Aero Surgical instruments are produced according to strict quality management standards for medical-grade hand instruments.
