Description

The Reill Micro Needle Holder is a microsurgical instrument used for fine suturing in cardiovascular, vascular, and other delicate microsurgical procedures. Its round-bodied handle gives the instrument a balanced feel in the hand, which can be helpful when working with small needles and making the controlled movements required for precise suturing.

The working end has delicate 0.8 mm diamond-dusted jaws. The textured surface helps hold the needle securely and reduces unwanted slipping while the suture is being placed. With support for sutures up to 7/0 needle sizes, the holder is intended for the kind of fine needle work found in small-vessel and other microsurgical procedures.

Straight and curved jaw patterns are available, allowing the holder to be selected according to the approach and the surgeon’s preferred technique. It is also offered in locking and non-locking versions. The locking pattern can keep the needle held once the desired grip has been established, while the non-locking design allows the surgeon to adjust the grip directly during suturing.

At 14.5 cm overall, this needle holder has a compact working length suited to delicate operative fields. Its lightweight construction and rounded body make it easy to reposition between the fingers when several small needle movements are needed. The shorter profile can also be useful when working close to the surgical site.

For an instrument used with very fine needles, the condition of the jaws is particularly important. Each holder is subjected to quality control inspection, including checks of jaw alignment and smooth operation, before supply. It is manufactured from premium-quality surgical materials intended to provide the durability required for repeated clinical use.

With its fine diamond-dusted jaws, compact length, and choice of jaw and locking patterns, the Reill Micro Needle Holder provides a practical option for surgeons performing delicate suturing. It is particularly suited to cardiovascular, vascular, and microsurgical procedures where secure needle handling and careful instrument control are needed.