Description

The Wolfe Modified Cooley Bulldog Clamp has long shanks and angled Cooley jaws. The working ends have a slight bend and there is a narrow gripping surface along the tips. It measures 16 cm (6″) in length, and the jaws are 44 mm long. The shape and size of this instrument distinguish it from larger bulldog clamps often used in vascular surgery.

The Cooley jaws extend forward from the joint before turning slightly at the ends. The narrow profile gives the clamp a different shape from patterns with broad or strongly curved jaws. The 44 mm jaw length is an important feature of this model, while the overall instrument remains compact at 16 cm.

The shanks are long and slim and there is a gradual curve leading towards the handles. Two oval finger rings provide the grip, and a ratchet lock sits close to the central joint. The lock holds the jaws closed when engaged and can be released to open the clamp. The angled jaws and ring handles are clearly visible in the instrument design.

This clamp is used in vascular procedures where a bulldog pattern with Cooley jaws is required. The angled working ends offer a different approach from straight-jawed versions, and the relatively short overall length makes it distinct from longer clamps in the catalogue.

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

The Wolfe Modified Cooley Bulldog Clamp measures 16 cm (6″) overall, with 44 mm Cooley jaws. It has angled working ends, slim shanks, oval finger rings, and a ratchet lock. These features identify this model within the bulldog clamp range and distinguish it from other jaw patterns.