Description

The Dardik Multi-Purpose Clamp is a surgical instrument which is mostly used in vascular procedures to clamp blood vessels. It is available with different jaw angles. The working end can be selected according to the access and positioning required during surgery.

The range includes two lengths: 15 cm (6″) and 17 cm (6¾”). Both lengths are available with jaw angles of 0°, 15°, 30°, 45°, and 90°. This allows for a wide range of ten configurations to choose from, with the same range of angles offered in both lengths.

The angle refers to the bend at the working end. The 0° pattern has straight jaws, while the 15° and 30° versions have gentler bends. The 45° pattern has a more noticeable angle, and the 90° version turns sharply at the tip. These differences affect the position of the jaws when the clamp is placed around a vessel.

The instrument has long shanks and two oval finger rings. A ratchet lock sits near the joint and holds the jaws closed when engaged. The handles have the same general design across the range, so the main choices are the overall length and the angle of the jaws.

It is made from surgical stainless steel which is ideal for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. Before dispatch, each instrument passes through our quality inspection process. Our team checks the construction, surface finish, and overall workmanship before the product is packed.

The Dardik Multi-Purpose Clamp is supplied in 15 cm and 17 cm lengths, with five jaw angles available for each size. This range includes straight and angled patterns for different surgical requirements. Customers can select the length and jaw angle that match the instrument specification they need.