Haussmann castration instrument
This image shows a Haussmann castration instrument, a specialized stainless steel tool recognized by its long, curved handles and flat clamping head.
This device is primarily used for bloodless castration, commonly in cattle and horses.
The tool works by crushing the spermatic cords without breaking the skin, which helps stop blood flow to the testes and leads to their gradual atrophy.
The Haussmann design offers excellent leverage for controlled pressure, making it a preferred choice for veterinarians and livestock handlers.
Its sturdy build ensures durability and ease of sterilization.
