Weck 523111 Hemoclip Medium Curved Ligating Clip Applier 11" Surgical
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Teleflex Weck 523111 Hemoclip® Traditional Ligating Clip Applier | Medium Size Curved Jaws | 11" (28 cm) | Stainless Steel | 1/EA | New
Product Details
- Manufacturer: Teleflex / Weck®
- Brand: Hemoclip® Traditional
- Model / Catalog Number: 523111
- Product Name: Hemoclip Ligating Clip Applier
- Product Type: Manual Clip Applier Forceps / Hand Instrument
- Overall Length: 11 inches (28 cm)
- Clip Size Compatibility: Medium (M) Hemoclip® Metal Ligation Clips
- Jaw Configuration: Curved Jaws
- Handle Type: Ergonomic Finger Ring Grips
- Material: German Stainless Steel
- Finish: Non-reflective Satin Finish
- Quantity Included: 1 Clip Applier
- Unit of Measure: 1 Each (1/EA)
- Application: Vessel ligation, deep tissue positioning, laboratory research, training, and general manual utility
- Reusability: Reusable (Autoclavable)
- Latex Status: Latex-free
- Condition: New
- Sterility Status: Non-sterile
Key Features
- Specifically engineered jaw grooves fit Medium Hemoclip® cartridges to prevent clip slippage during loading
- Curved jaw design provides enhanced line-of-sight visibility and access around intricate anatomical structures
- Extended 11-inch shaft reach allows smooth manipulation within deep or narrow surgical access points
- Surgical-grade stainless steel construction ensures high durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated autoclave cycles
- Precise mechanical action delivers smooth, tactile closure for consistent clip deformation and retention
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