Description

The Glover Bulldog Clamp – Angled is a vascular instrument that is used to temporarily clamp blood vessels during surgery. This version has jaws that bend at an angle near the tip, unlike straight or curved options. The angled shape changes the direction of the working end and gives surgeons another option when choosing a clamp for a particular surgical approach.

This model has 55 mm long jaws that are narrow and extend forward before turning down at the end. There are fine serrations running along the inner gripping surfaces. The angled profile continues through the working end rather than leaving the jaws in a straight line.

The clamp has a compact body with a central circular section and a spring mechanism at the handle end. The ridged surfaces provide a grip when handling the instrument, while the spring supplies the closing action. This construction differs from larger vascular clamps that use long shanks, finger rings, and a ratchet lock.

The bend in the jaws is the defining feature of this pattern. It changes how the tips approach the area being clamped compared with the straight Glover Bulldog Clamp.

The instrument is made from surgical stainless steel and is intended for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. Before dispatch, each clamp goes through our quality inspection process. Our team checks the construction, surface finish, spring mechanism, and overall workmanship before the instrument is packed for delivery.

The Glover Bulldog Clamp – Angled has 55 mm jaws, a spring-operated closing mechanism, and a compact body. Its angled working end and fine serrations distinguish it from the straight and curved versions in the Glover Bulldog range. It is a useful addition to a catalogue offering different jaw shapes for vascular clamping requirements.