Description

The Semb Ligature Forceps have long, curved jaws and slim shanks that extend back to the ring handles. The working ends follow a gentle curve, with a narrow profile that allows the tips to reach around structures during ligature placement.

The forceps are available in two versions: one measuring 23 cm (9″) and the other 24 cm (9½”). The longer version provides an extra centimetre of reach, while both retain the same general ring-handled design. Their curved jaws are the main feature that distinguishes them from straight ligature forceps.

The jaw tips are narrow and slightly curved, following the shape of the shaft. It has an elongated opening in the working end of one pattern. This differs from the simpler tip on the other version. The two options therefore offer different working-end designs rather than just a change in length.

The handles have oval finger rings, with a ratchet lock positioned near the joint. The rings provide a familiar grip, and the ratchet keeps the jaws closed when engaged. The long shanks separate the handles from the curved tips, giving the forceps their characteristic shape.

Made from surgical stainless steel, these forceps are intended for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. Each instrument goes through our quality inspection process before dispatch. Our team checks the construction, surface finish, and overall workmanship before the product is packed for delivery.

The Semb Ligature Forceps are available in 23 cm and 24 cm lengths, with two working-end patterns shown. Both versions have curved jaws, long shanks, oval finger rings, and a ratchet lock. The choice depends on the required instrument length and the tip design needed for the procedure.