Description

The Modified Gregory ‘Soft’ Bulldog Clamp is a compact vascular instrument used to temporarily clamp blood vessels during surgery. This version has curved jaws and a spring-operated body. It is available in left-and right-curved patterns, so the direction of the bend can be selected according to the instrument requirements.

Both versions measure 110 mm overall, with a jaw length of 60 mm. The listed weight is 12 g. The main difference between the two options is the direction of the curve: one bends to the left, while the other bends to the right.

The jaws are long and narrow with a curved path from the body towards the tips. There are fine serrations running along the inner gripping surfaces. The bend continues through the working end, giving each pattern its own direction. These left- and right-curved designs distinguish the modified clamp from straight bulldog patterns.

The body has a broad, ridged gripping section and a spring mechanism at the rear. The spring provides the closing action, while the textured surface gives the user an area to hold when positioning or releasing the clamp. Its compact construction differs from conventional ring-handled clamps, which have long arms and a ratchet lock.

The clamp is made from surgical stainless steel and is intended 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 for delivery.

The Modified Gregory ‘Soft’ Bulldog Clamp is supplied in left- and right-curved patterns, both measuring 110 mm overall with 60 mm jaws. Each weighs 12 g and has narrow, serrated jaws with a spring-operated body. The direction of the curve is the main distinction between the two options, allowing customers to select the pattern required for their instrument range.