Description

The Lambert-Kay Aortic Clamp has long and curved jaws. There are multiple fine serrations along the inner edges. The jaws form a broad arc, and there are two patterns that differ in the shape of this curve. The instrument is used in aortic surgery, where its curved working end allows it to be positioned around the vessel.

The clamp measures 20 cm (8″) in length and comes in two jaw patterns. One has a more angular curve, while the other has a rounder shape. Both have the same general handle design, so the main difference between them is the shape of the working end.

The narrow gripping surfaces follow the curve of the jaws, with fine serrations running along their inner sides. The shanks sweep back towards the joint rather than following a straight line. This gives the clamp its distinctive curved profile.

The handles have two oval finger rings and a ratchet lock near the joint. The lock keeps the jaws closed when engaged and can be released to open them. The curved jaws and ring handles are shared by both patterns.

The clamp is made from surgical stainless steel and can be reused after proper cleaning and sterilization. Each instrument undergoes quality inspection before dispatch. Our team checks the construction, surface finish, and overall workmanship before packing the product.

The Lambert-Kay Aortic Clamp is supplied in a 20 cm (8″) length, with two jaw shapes available. Both patterns have curved, finely serrated jaws, oval finger rings, and a ratchet lock. The choice is between the two curves shown in the catalogue.