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An IV Set Premium is a sterile, single-use medical device designed to deliver fluids, medications, and blood products directly into the patient's bloodstream through a vein. The premium set includes high-grade components to ensure better flow control, patient safety, and durability during infusion.

✅ The premium version often includes precision flow regulators, air vent filters, latex-free injection ports, and superior tubing material.

Dimensions & Design

• Length: Typically about 6 inches, suitable for manual handling and control. 

• Notch Shapes: Available in various configurations:

  • V‑shape: Cuts a “V” notch, with typical dimensions of 8 mm at the base and about 16 mm long.

  • U‑shape: Removes a U‑shaped piece, commonly used for piglets under ~25 lbs or across different species.

     

  • Square‑shape: Removes a square piece of ear tissue.

  • Material & Construction

     

    • Primarily made from stainless steel—often surgical-grade—for durability, rust resistance, and ease of sanitization.

    • Some models feature a highly polished or satin finish, enhancing corrosion resistance and aesthetics. 

    • Features & Ergonomics

       

      • Locking Clips or Springs: V‑shaped notchers may include a locking clip and blade spring for safety and handling ease.Ergonomic Handles: Curved grips or double-command handles help reduce hand fatigue and improve force application.

         

A veterinary suture set typically includes a variety of sutures, needles, and tools essential for wound closure and surgical procedures. Common components are absorbable and non-absorbable sutures, needle holders, and scissors. This set enables veterinarians to effectively manage surgical sites in both small and large animals, promoting optimal healing and recovery.

Hernia Surgical Instrument Set:


The Hernia Set is a specialized surgical instrument kit which provides the necessary tools for the successful execution of hernia repair surgeries, ensuring precision, safety, and optimal outcomes for patients. Each instrument in the set is crafted from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel, offering durability and strength.

This Set Includes:

1) Instrument Tray – 1Pc

2) Kidney Tray 8” – 1Pc

3) Kidney Tray 10” – 1Pc

4) Deaver Retractor – 2Pcs

5) Forceps Holder – 2Pcs

6) Medical Cups – 2Pcs

7) Metzenbaum Scissor 8” – 1Pc

8) Allis Tissue Forceps – 2Pcs

9) Sponge Forceps 7” – 1Pc

10)   Sponge Forceps 9.5” – 1Pc

11)   Iris Scissor 4.5” – 1Pc

12)   Scalpel Handle 3No. – 1Pc

13)   Scalpel Handle 4No. – 1Pc

14)   Mosquito Forceps 5.5” (Straight) – 3Pcs

15)   Mosquito Forceps 5.5” (Curved) – 3Pcs

16)   Bonney Tissue Forceps 7” – 1Pc

17)   Thumb Dressing Forceps 8” – 1Pc

18)   Poole Suction Tube (Different Sizes) – 2Pcs

19)   Langenbecj Retractor – 2Pcs

20)   Baumgartner Needle Holder 5” – 1Pc

21)   Pean Forceps 8” (Straight) – 3Pcs

22)   Pean Forceps 8” (Curved) – 3Pcs

 

Major Basic Surgery Set:


A Major Basic Surgery Set is a versatile and essential collection of high-quality surgical instruments designed for performing a wide range of major surgical procedures. This comprehensive set includes the fundamental tools required for invasive surgeries, ensuring the surgeon has the necessary instruments for precision, efficiency, and safety in both routine and complex operations.

This Set Includes:

1)  Backhaus Towel Forceps – 6Pcs

2) Scalpel Handle – 10Pcs

3) Foerster Sponge Forceps – 3Pcs

4) TC-Edge Metzenbaum Scissors – 1Pc

5) TC-Edge Mayo Dissect. Scissors – 2Pcs

6) Surgical Scissors – 4Pcs

7) TC Universal Wire Cutting Scs. – 1Pc

8) Dissecting Forceps – 8Pcs

9) Allis Tissue Forceps – 1Pc

10) Tissue Forceps – 4Pcs

11) Babcock Tissue Forceps – 1Pc

12) Rankin-Crile Hemostatic Fcps.- 12Pcs

13) Halstead Mosquito Forceps – 12Pcs

14) Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Fcps. – 1Pc

15) Rochester-Ochsner Forceps – 1Pc

16) Richardson Retractor – 3Pcs

17) Volkmann Retractor – 2Pcs

18) Deaver Retractor – 1Pc

19) Cushing Vein Retractor – 1Pc

20) US Army D/E Retractor – 1Pc

21) Ribbon Retractor – 2Pcs

22) Grooved Director – 10Pcs

23) Balfour Abdom. Retractor – 1Pc

24) Probe with Eye – 10Pcs

25) Yankauer Suction Tube – 2Pcs

26) Deschamps Ligature Needle – 2Pcs

27) TC Mayo Hegar Needle Holder – 2Pcs

MINOR BASIC SURGERY SET:

The Minor Basic Surgery Set is a versatile and essential toolkit designed for use in minor surgical procedures, wound care, and diagnostic interventions. Perfect for healthcare professionals, this set provides the core instruments required for tasks such as suturing, dressing changes, biopsies, and general minor surgeries with precision and ease.

Features:

• High-Quality Construction: Crafted from durable stainless steel and other medical-grade materials, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization.
• Essential Tools: Includes a variety of commonly used instruments such as scissors, forceps, needle holders, scalpels, and tweezers, all selected to meet the needs of minor surgical interventions.
• Ergonomic Handles: Designed for comfortable, easy handling, even during prolonged use, with a non-slip grip for optimal control.

This Set Includes:

1) B.P. Handle 3No. – 1Pc

2) Probe with Eye – 1Pc

3) Backhaus towel clamp – 1Pc

4) Dressing Forceps – 1Pc

5) Allis Tissue Forceps – 1Pc

6) Adson Tissue Forceps – 1Pc

7) Rochester Pean Forceps – 1Pc

8) Mayo Dissecting Scissors – 1Pc

9) Thumb Tissue Forceps – 1Pc

10) Halsted Mosquito Forceps – 1Pc

11) Rochester Oschner Forceps – 1Pc

12) Foerster Forceps – 1Pc

13) Senn Miler Retractor – 1Pc

14) Richardson Retractor – 1Pc

15) Weitlaner Retractor – 1Pc

16) Metzenabum Scissor – 1Pc

17) Richardson retractor – 1Pc

Cesarean Section Set:


The Cesarean Section Set is a comprehensive and specialized surgical instrument kit designed for performing Cesarean Section, a common surgical procedure for delivering babies through an incision in the lower abdomen and uterus. This set includes all the essential instruments required to perform the procedure with precision and safety, ensuring a smooth surgical experience for both the mother and the baby. Crafted from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel, the tools in this set are durable, reliable, and designed for optimal performance in sterile environments.

This Set Includes:

1) Allis Tissue Forceps 4x5 Teeth 6" – 4Pcs

2) Knife Handle No 3 – 1Pc

3) Yankauer Suction Tube 20 Fr Standard Size – 1Pc

4) Sponge Bowl Capacity 1200 ml – 1Pc

5) Sponge Bowl Size 12.5x6cm – 1Pc

6) Rochester Ochsner Forceps Straight 8" – 1Pc

7) Rochester Ochsner Forceps Curved 8" – 1Pc

8) Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors Standard Straight 7" – 1Pc

9) Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 6" – 2Pcs

10) Mayo Hegar Needle Holder 8" – 2Pcs

11) Mayo Dissecting Scissors Straight 6 3/4" – 1Pc

12) Mayo Dissecting Scissors Curved 6 3/4" – 1Pc

13) Knife Handle No 4 – 1Pc

14) Babcock Intestinal Forceps 6 1/4" – 2Pcs

15) Kidney/Emesis Basin Size 20.5x10.8x4cm – 1Pc

16) Iodine/Solution Cup Size 8.3x5.1cm – 2Pcs

17) Foerster Sponge Forceps Straight 9 1/2" Serrated Jaws – 6Pcs

18) Foerster Sponge Forceps Curved 9 1/2" Serrated Jaws – 2Pcs

19) Dressing Forceps 5 1/2" Serrated – 2Pcs

20) Dressing Forceps 8" Serrated – 2Pcs

21) Doyen Vaginal Retractor Blade 2 1/8"x 3" Size 9" – 1Pc

22) Crile Hemostatic Forceps Straight 5 1/2" – 6Pcs

23) Crile Hemostatic Forceps Curved 5 1/2" – 12Pcs

24) Braun Episitomy Scissors 5 1/2" Angular – 1Pc

25) Baby Farabeuf Retractor Double Ended Set Of Two 4 3/4" – 2Pcs

26) Backhaus Towel Clamp 5 1/4" – 4Pcs

 

 

A tonsil snare is a surgical instrument used in tonsillectomy. It consists of a handle and a wire loop. The loop is placed around the base (pedicle) of the palatine tonsil, then tightened so that the tonsil is cut (or “snared”) off. The wire also crushes the pedicle as it cuts, reducing bleeding.

_MaterialStainless Steel (surgical grade) is the usual material. High‑grade stainless steel which can be sterilized repeatedly. The wire loop is also stainless steel; may be detachable/replaceable.Finish may be satin or matte/crucible polished to reduce glare and help cleaning.
 

Size & Shape

• Length: Around 4 inches (≈ 10–11 cm), a compact and versatile dimension often used for delicate tasks. The exact length may slightly vary between models and manufacturers (e.g., 4", 4¼", or 4¾")

• Shape: Typically straight, tweezer-like (thumb forceps) with flat, slender arms; not locking or hinged—designed for direct thumb pressure control

• Type & Mechanism

  • Category: These are non-locking thumb forceps, also known as simple or dressing forceps.

  • Mechanism: Requires manual compression using the thumb and index fingers—no ratchet mechanism—offering fine, tactile control

  • Material & Finish

    • Material: Crafted from high‑grade stainless steel—frequently surgical grade for durability, ease of sterilization, and corrosion resistance

    • Finish: Typically polished or satin. Precision-crafted for smooth edges and reliable performance in clinical settings.

    • Uses & Applications

      • Tissue Handling: Grasping, lifting, and manipulating soft or delicate tissues during surgery.

      • Dressing Tasks: Picking up, placing, or adjusting dressings and materials such as cotton or gauze.

      • Fine Work: In micro or ophthalmic surgeries—e.g., “Iris thumb forceps” (4″) are used for microsurgical precision

      • General Utility: Ideal for lab settings, suture handling, or handling small items where finger precision is needed.  

      • Feature	Description
        Length	~4 in (≈10–11 cm)
        Type	Non-locking thumb forceps (simple/dressing forceps)
        Material	Surgical-grade stainless steel, polished or satin finish
        Tip Variants	Plain smooth or serrated; may include fine tips (e.g., Iris-style)
        Handle	Tweezer-style—requires thumb-index finger compression
        Typical Weight	~40 g (for Bos Medicare 4″ model)
        Applications	Handling tissues, dressings, fine/ophthalmic tasks, lab usage

       

      Indian Market Example

      • The Bos Medicare Surgical Dissecting Plain Forceps (4″) model offers the following features:

        • Weight: Approximately 40 g

        •  

          • • Material: High-grade stainless steel, rust-resistant, autoclave-safe.

            • Design: Fine serrated plain tip; ergonomic; lightweight with enhanced grip and ease of use

   

🧩 Specification Overview Capacity & Size

• Nominal volume: 10 ml, with maximum usable capacity meeting or exceeding ISO 7886‑1:2017 standards (usually up to ~11 ml)

• Graduated markings on the barrel typically in 0.2 ml or 0.5 ml increments, sometimes 1 ml intervals for clarity

🔧 Common Types & Construction

1. Without needle (for oral or catheter-tip use)
   Useful for administering liquid medicines or measuring fluids—can attach a needle or use as oral syringe

2. With needle (pre‑attached)
   Standard hypodermic use—withdrawal or injection of medications or fluids, animal and veterinary use included  

3. Safety or auto‑disable models
   Feature built‑in mechanisms to prevent reuse—help reduce needle-stick injuries and cross‑contamination risks

4. ✅ Typical Uses

    

   • Intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SC), intravenous (IV) injections in clinical, veterinary, or home‑care settings.

   • Medication dosing—oral liquid administration (especially pediatric), insulin application, fluid delivery.

   • Blood sampling and specimen collection.

   • Laboratory applications—measuring/transferring reagents or solutions where sterility and ease matter more than ultra-precision

   • • Veterinary & animal use—vaccination, dosing, sample collection.

General Description A Kidney Tray is a shallow, kidney-shaped receptacle used in medical and surgical procedures for the collection of bodily fluids, soiled dressings, medical waste, or instruments. The 8-inch PVC light version is compact, lightweight, and durable, making it suitable for outpatient, bedside, or procedural use. Limitations & Warnings

• NOT autoclavable – Avoid high-temperature sterilization.

• Avoid using for corrosive chemicals or high-impact tasks.

• May become brittle under extended UV or chemical exposure.

• Confirm with supplier whether the tray is single-use or limited reuse.

 Material

A Kidney Tray is a curved, shallow, dish-shaped medical receptacle primarily used for collecting bodily fluids, discarded dressings, surgical instruments, or other medical waste during clinical or surgical procedures. The 10-inch PVC light variant offers greater capacity than the 8-inch model while remaining lightweight and cost-effective, ideal for general medical use.

Artery forceps are surgical instruments designed to clamp and control blood flow by gripping blood vessels or tissues during surgery. The 10-inch version is classified as a large instrument, ideal for deep body cavities and thick or large vessels.

✅ Primary Indications:

• Clamping large blood vessels to stop bleeding (hemostasis).

• Controlling bleeding in deep cavities (pelvis, abdomen, thorax).

• Holding thick tissue layers during major surgery.

• Securing sponges or gauze in deep wounds.

✅ Surgical Fields:

• General Surgery

• Abdominal & GI Surgery

• Thoracic Surgery

• Urology

• Gynecology / Obstetrics

• Trauma & Emergency Surgery

• Orthopedics

• Veterinary (Large animal)

✅ Additional Uses:

• Assisting in blunt dissection

• Retracting tissue manually

• Handling large ligatures or tissue bundles

A kidney tray is a shallow, kidney-shaped bowl used in medical and surgical settings. The “Heavy” designation refers to its thickness, sturdiness, and durability, often designed for repeated use, including sterilization in autoclaves.
       Shape: Kidney-shaped (concave on one side, convex on the other)

• Edge: Rolled or beaded rim for strength and patient safety

• Capacity: Usually ranges from 350 ml to 1500 ml

 Material

Primarily made of:

✅ Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel (most common)

• Grade: AISI 304 or 316 surgical stainless steel

• Features: Corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, reusable

➕ Coatings:

• Mirror polish or satin (matte) finish to enhance cleaning and sterilizatio

• Tray stands or holders

• Kidney tray covers for transport

• Sterile packaging (if used in OT setup)

• Standard Heavy	For general surgical or ward use
  Deep Dish Type	With higher sidewalls to prevent spillage
  Lidded Kidney Tray	With stainless steel or polycarbonate lids (optional)
  Disposable Type	Pulp or plastic, not under "heavy" category

  . Indications / Uses

  The Kidney Tray – Heavy is used across all medical disciplines, including surgical, dental, outpatient, emergency, and inpatient care.

  ��️ Common Uses:

  • Holding soiled dressings, surgical instruments, or biopsy materials

  • Collecting bodily fluids (vomit, blood, pus, urine, etc.)

  • Used as an emesis basin at bedside

  • Assisting minor surgical procedures

  • Holding cotton swabs, gauze, or antiseptic-soaked items

  • Dental extractions for discarded materials

   Sterilization / Cleaning

  • Stainless steel trays: Autoclavable (121–134°C), chemical sterilization, UV-compatible

  • Plastic trays: Some are heat-tolerant, but mostly disposed after single use

  �� Key Advantages of Heavy Type

  • Durable for repeated autoclaving

  • No sharp edges – safe for use around patients

  • Resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage

  • Non-porous surface – easy to clean

  • Long service life in hospital settings

Straw Lifting Forceps (10″) — Detailed Overview Size & Shape

• Length: Standard 10 inches (approx. 25 cm) long

• Design Variations: Available in both straight and curved forms to suit user preference and procedure requirements 

  Material & Construction

  • Crafted from stainless steel—polished for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization

  • The material undergoes a medical-grade SS process, providing high-strength work hardening for effective handling

    Weight & Build

    • Lightweight—approximately 50 grams, making them easy to handle during precise procedures

    • Dimensions around 32 × 10 × 3 cm (L × W × H), and weight around 0.1 kg (100 g) depending on make

      Feature	Details
      Length	10 inches (≈25 cm)
      Shape Options	Straight or curved design
      Material	Stainless steel (polished, medical-grade)
      Weight	~50 g (≈0.1 kg)
      Dimensions	~32 × 10 × 3 cm
      Primary Use	AI straw manipulation: retrieving, holding, loading
      Ideal For	Veterinary AI procedures—precise, safe, contamination-free

Needle Burner & Syringe Destroyer: Overview

Needle burners and syringe destroyers are devices designed to safely dispose of used medical syringes, needles, and other sharp objects. These are critical tools in healthcare settings to minimize the risks of needlestick injuries, infection, and contamination. Both devices serve the purpose of rendering syringes and needles unusable by either incinerating, sterilizing, or physically destroying them.

Needle Burner

1. Function:
A needle burner is a device used to dispose of used hypodermic needles by burning them or using other methods to destroy them. They are typically used in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and other healthcare settings to ensure that needles are safely and irreversibly destroyed.

2. Working Principle:
Needle burners work by applying high voltage or current to a thin metal wire, which, when heated, is used to melt and destroy the needle tip. Some needle burners also use thermal destruction to dispose of the needle.

3. Common Features:

• Heating Element: A high-temperature wire or coil (typically made of nichrome or tungsten) that generates heat sufficient to melt or burn needles.

• Safety Mechanisms: Features like automatic shut-off to prevent overheating or accidents.

• Built-in Tray or Compartment: For safe storage of destroyed needles.

4. Size/Shape/Type:

• Size: Needle burners vary in size but are generally compact devices, often resembling small desktop units.

• Shape: Typically box-shaped or cylindrical, with an opening at the top or side for inserting needles.

• Type: There are portable, tabletop, and larger stationary units, depending on the volume of usage and setting.

• Material: High-temperature resistant materials like stainless steel or heat-resistant plastics are used for the casing.

5. Uses:

• Medical Waste Disposal: Safe disposal of needles and other sharp objects.

• Sterilization: Destroying pathogens and bacteria on needles and syringes.

• Infection Control: Preventing the risk of infection from needlestick injuries.

Comparative Table: Needle Burner vs Syringe Destroyer
Key Advantages:

1. Safety: Both needle burners and syringe destroyers significantly reduce the risk of needlestick injuries and cross-contamination, which is critical in healthcare settings.

2. Compliance: These devices help healthcare facilities adhere to environmental and safety regulations.

3. Efficiency: Automated syringe destroyers and needle burners can handle large volumes of needles/syringes without manual intervention, making them ideal for busy medical facilities.

A kidney tray is a shallow, kidney-shaped bowl used in medical and surgical settings. The “Heavy” designation refers to its thickness, sturdiness, and durability, often designed for repeated use, including sterilization in autoclaves.

1. Shape: Kidney-shaped (concave on one side, convex on the other)

• Edge: Rolled or beaded rim for strength and patient safety

• Capacity: Usually ranges from 350 ml to 1500 ml

 Material

Primarily made of:

✅ Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel (most common)

• Grade: AISI 304 or 316 surgical stainless steel

• Features: Corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, reusable

➕ Coatings:

• Mirror polish or satin (matte) finish to enhance cleaning and sterilizatio

• Tray stands or holders

• Kidney tray covers for transport

• Sterile packaging (if used in OT setup)

• Standard Heavy	For general surgical or ward use
  Deep Dish Type	With higher sidewalls to prevent spillage
  Lidded Kidney Tray	With stainless steel or polycarbonate lids (optional)
  Disposable Type	Pulp or plastic, not under "heavy" category

  . Indications / Uses

  The Kidney Tray – Heavy is used across all medical disciplines, including surgical, dental, outpatient, emergency, and inpatient care.

  ��️ Common Uses:

  • Holding soiled dressings, surgical instruments, or biopsy materials

  • Collecting bodily fluids (vomit, blood, pus, urine, etc.)

  • Used as an emesis basin at bedside

  • Assisting minor surgical procedures

  • Holding cotton swabs, gauze, or antiseptic-soaked items

  • Dental extractions for discarded materials

   Sterilization / Cleaning

  • Stainless steel trays: Autoclavable (121–134°C), chemical sterilization, UV-compatible

  • Plastic trays: Some are heat-tolerant, but mostly disposed after single use

  �� Key Advantages of Heavy Type

  • Durable for repeated autoclaving

  • No sharp edges – safe for use around patients

  • Resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage

  • Non-porous surface – easy to clean

  • Long service life in hospital settings

A kidney tray is a shallow, kidney-shaped bowl used in medical and surgical settings. The “Heavy” designation refers to its thickness, sturdiness, and durability, often designed for repeated use, including sterilization in autoclaves.
       Shape: Kidney-shaped (concave on one side, convex on the other)

• Edge: Rolled or beaded rim for strength and patient safety

• Capacity: Usually ranges from 350 ml to 1500 ml

 Material

Primarily made of:

✅ Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel (most common)

• Grade: AISI 304 or 316 surgical stainless steel

• Features: Corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, reusable

➕ Coatings:

• Mirror polish or satin (matte) finish to enhance cleaning and sterilizatio

• Tray stands or holders

• Kidney tray covers for transport

• Sterile packaging (if used in OT setup)

• Standard Heavy	For general surgical or ward use
  Deep Dish Type	With higher sidewalls to prevent spillage
  Lidded Kidney Tray	With stainless steel or polycarbonate lids (optional)
  Disposable Type	Pulp or plastic, not under "heavy" category

  . Indications / Uses

  The Kidney Tray – Heavy is used across all medical disciplines, including surgical, dental, outpatient, emergency, and inpatient care.

  ��️ Common Uses:

  • Holding soiled dressings, surgical instruments, or biopsy materials

  • Collecting bodily fluids (vomit, blood, pus, urine, etc.)

  • Used as an emesis basin at bedside

  • Assisting minor surgical procedures

  • Holding cotton swabs, gauze, or antiseptic-soaked items

  • Dental extractions for discarded materials

   Sterilization / Cleaning

  • Stainless steel trays: Autoclavable (121–134°C), chemical sterilization, UV-compatible

  • Plastic trays: Some are heat-tolerant, but mostly disposed after single use

  �� Key Advantages of Heavy Type

  • Durable for repeated autoclaving

  • No sharp edges – safe for use around patients

  • Resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage

  • Non-porous surface – easy to clean

  • Long service life in hospital settings

Size & Shape

• Overall Length: Approximately 8 in (20 cm), with variants listed as 8½ in (≈ 21.5 cm)

• Design: Straight shanks terminating in a fully curved or right-angled tip, ideal for navigating around structures in confined surgical fields

• Type & Mechanism

  • Category: Mixter (Mixture) Forceps, also known as right-angle hemostatic clamps

  • Handles: Finger-ring design with ratchet locking mechanism for secure self-retention during clamping and dissection 

  • Material & Finish

     

    • Construction: Surgical-grade German stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable

    • Finish: Satin or dull polish to reduce glare and enhance visibility under surgical lightin

    • . Uses & Applications

    • Hemostasis & Clamping: Ideal for clamping vessels or tissue planes in limited visibility areas such as thoracic and vascular surgery 

    • Blunt Dissection: Allows safe separation of tissue layers or structures hidden deep in surgical field

    • Suture Routing & Ligature Placement: To pass sutures or vessels around structures, particularly useful in gynecologic or general surgery

    • Specialty Procedures: Useful across multiple specialties including general, vascular, thoracic, gynecologic, and orthopedic surgeries 

    • Typical Weight

      • Miltex Gemini-Mixter (OR‑grade, 8 in): Known example (~5–5.5 oz, ~140–155 g), typical of German stainless steel surgical instruments

      • Likely Range: Most premium 8″ Mixter forceps weigh approximately 140–160 g. Heavier variants may reach up to 200 g, depending on thickness and materials.

      •  . Specification Summary

        Feature	Specification / Details
        Length	~8 in (20 cm), variants up to 8½″ (~21.5 cm)
        Shape	Straight shank with fully curved/right-angled tip
        Material	German surgical-grade stainless steel
        Finish	Satin or dull polish
        Jaw Surface	Longitudinal and cross serrations
        Lock Mechanism	Finger rings with ratchet locking
        Weight	Typically ~140–160 g (5–5.5 oz)
        Applications	Hemostasis, blunt dissection, suture routing, deep/tight areas

       

    

 Size & Shape

• Length: Approximately 6 inches (15 cm).

• Design: Features a right-angle or curved tip—this distinctive shape allows it to navigate around structures or into tight spaces.

• Type & Mechanism

   

  • Belongs to the Mixter (Mixture) Forceps family—also known as right-angle hemostats or clamps—used for clamping, dissecting, and suture handling in deep or narrow operative fields.

  • . Material & Finish

     

    • Typically made from surgical-grade stainless steel, offering durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated sterilization compatibility. Finish is often satin or dull, minimizing glare under operating lights for better visibility. 

    • Jaws & Handle

       

      • Tip: Angled or curved for precision, allowing access around vessels or in confined spaces.

      • Jaws: Serrated to ensure a secure grip on tissues, vessels, or sutures without slippage.

      • Handles: Finger rings with a ratchet locking mechanism for self-retention of the grip, freeing both hands when needed.

      • . Uses & Applications

        Mixture (Mixter) Forceps are versatile instruments used across multiple surgical fields:

         

        • Vascular Surgery: Clamping or dissecting around blood vessels.

        • Thoracic Surgery: Navigating behind structures like bronchi or esophagus.

        • General Surgery: Handling sutures or tissues in deep cavities, like appendectomies and bowel resections.

        • Gynecology: Ligating vessels during hysterectomies or related procedures.

        • Orthopedics: Working within confined surgical spaces.

        •  Manufacturer Examples & Specs

          • Narayan Surgical (India): Offers a 6″ Mixture Forceps modeled for ENT usage—made from stainless steel, with serrated tips and locking ratchet; it’s reusable and autoclave-friendly.

          • Chatterjee Surgical (India): Provides curved Mixture Artery Forceps in sizes from 6″ to 9″, made from AISI 420-grade stainless steel with satin finish, known for being rust-resistant and lightweight.

           

Size & Shape

• Typically measures 25–25.5 cm (10 inches) in length

• Constructed as straight forceps with ring-shaped handles, a box joint, and a self-retaining ratchet lock to secure grip

• The tips feature single-toothed, inward-curving hooks, crafted to grasp soft tissues firmly

• Material & Finish

  • Made from high-grade stainless steel, often surgical-grade or German stainless steel, sometimes specified as 316L alloy

  • Some models receive passivation or ultrasonic cleaning, are dull-polished to reduce glare, and meet CE/ISO standards

  • Also available in single-use polycarbonate versions, including sterilization via ethylene oxide and CE-certified

  • Type & Mechanism

    • Classified as a tenaculum forceps, specifically designed for OB/GYN procedures to grasp and stabilize tissues such as the cervix, uterus, and vessels 

    • Employs a ratchet locking mechanism to maintain grip without sustained hand pressure

    • Uses & Clinical Applications

       

      • Commonly used in procedures like IUD insertion, cervical traction, conization, cerclage, biopsies, and uterine manipulation to adjust uterine flexion angle and avoid perforation

      • Feature	Details
        Length	~25–25.5 cm (10 in)
        Shape	Straight shaft, ring handles, box joint, ratchet lock
        Tip Design	Single-toothed, inward-curving sharp hooks
        Material	Surgical-grade stainless steel (e.g. 316L); also polycarbonate single-use
        Finish	Satin, dull-polished, passivated, CE/ISO certified
        Sterility	Reusable autoclaveable; some models single-use & sterile
        Uses	Cervical traction, IUD insertion, biopsies, uterine manipulation
        Special Notes	Secure grasp, minimized tissue damage, deep access, flexible designs available (straight or angled)

     

   

Needle Burner & Syringe Destroyer: Overview

Needle burners and syringe destroyers are devices designed to safely dispose of used medical syringes, needles, and other sharp objects. These are critical tools in healthcare settings to minimize the risks of needlestick injuries, infection, and contamination. Both devices serve the purpose of rendering syringes and needles unusable by either incinerating, sterilizing, or physically destroying them.

Needle Burner

1. Function:
A needle burner is a device used to dispose of used hypodermic needles by burning them or using other methods to destroy them. They are typically used in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and other healthcare settings to ensure that needles are safely and irreversibly destroyed.

2. Working Principle:
Needle burners work by applying high voltage or current to a thin metal wire, which, when heated, is used to melt and destroy the needle tip. Some needle burners also use thermal destruction to dispose of the needle.

3. Common Features:

• Heating Element: A high-temperature wire or coil (typically made of nichrome or tungsten) that generates heat sufficient to melt or burn needles.

• Safety Mechanisms: Features like automatic shut-off to prevent overheating or accidents.

• Built-in Tray or Compartment: For safe storage of destroyed needles.

4. Size/Shape/Type:

• Size: Needle burners vary in size but are generally compact devices, often resembling small desktop units.

• Shape: Typically box-shaped or cylindrical, with an opening at the top or side for inserting needles.

• Type: There are portable, tabletop, and larger stationary units, depending on the volume of usage and setting.

• Material: High-temperature resistant materials like stainless steel or heat-resistant plastics are used for the casing.

5. Uses:

• Medical Waste Disposal: Safe disposal of needles and other sharp objects.

• Sterilization: Destroying pathogens and bacteria on needles and syringes.

• Infection Control: Preventing the risk of infection from needlestick injuries.

• Key Advantages:

  1. Safety: Both needle burners and syringe destroyers significantly reduce the risk of needlestick injuries and cross-contamination, which is critical in healthcare settings.

  2. Compliance: These devices help healthcare facilities adhere to environmental and safety regulations.

  3. Efficiency: Automated syringe destroyers and needle burners can handle large volumes of needles/syringes without manual intervention, making them ideal for busy medical facilities.

  Conclusion:

   

  Both needle burners and syringe destroyers play a critical role in ensuring safe disposal of medical waste, reducing the risk of injury and infection. The choice between the two depends largely on the specific needs of the facility, such as the volume of waste, type of medical waste, and available space. Needle burners are more specialized for needle disposal, while syringe destroyers offer a broader solution for both syringes and needles.

Size & Shape

• Length: Approximately 12 inches

• Shape: Features a straight shaft, finger-ring handles, and a ratchet locking mechanism for secure, sustained grip on the needle 

• Type & Mechanism

  • Instrument Type: A Mayo‑Hegar needle holder (also called a needle driver) with TC inserts for enhanced grip and longevity

  • Locking Mechanism: Built-in ratchet between handles ensures firm needle retention without the need for continuous pressure

  • Materials & Construction

     

    • Body Material: Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, often surgical or German OR quality, offering corrosion resistance and durability

    • Uses & Applications

      • Deep Access & Large Procedures: The extended 12″ length makes it ideal for deep surgical sites, bariatric surgery, trauma, or large veterinary procedures where reach is critical

      • Feature	Specification / Details
        Length	Approximately 12 in (≈ 30 cm)
        Shape	Straight shaft, finger‑ring handles, ratchet lock
        Body Material	High-grade stainless steel
        Jaw Inserts	Tungsten carbide (TC), gold-plated rings
        Jaw Surface	Cross-serrated for secure grip
        Locking Mechanism	Ratchet for sustained grip
        Primary Uses	Deep-access surgery, handling large/ heavy needles, durable precision

       

angled needle driver
Summary Table

Used whenever suturing is required, particularly in areas that are deep, narrow, or difficult to access, such as:

• ENT surgery (e.g., inside the nasal cavity or throat).

• Oral & maxillofacial surgery (e.g., intra‑oral suturing).

• Gynecological or pelvic surgery (e.g., vaginal or cervical sutures).

• Plastic & reconstructive surgery (deep tissue layers).

• Any procedure where a straight needle holder cannot easily reach.

Material

• Made of high‑grade stainless steel (surgical stainless steel) which is:

  • Corrosion‑resistant.

  • Autoclavable (can be sterilized repeatedly).

  • Rigid and durable.

• Some premium versions may have tungsten carbide (TC) inserts in the jaws for enhanced grip and longevity.

General Shape:

• A scissor‑like instrument with two finger rings, a joint (box joint or screw joint), and two long jaws.

• The jaws are curved or angled (usually 45° or sometimes 90°) near the tip rather than being straight.

• The angle allows better access in confined or deep areas.

Size / Dimensions:

• Available in various lengths (commonly 14 cm, 16 cm, 18 cm, and 20 cm depending on the surgical specialty).

• The jaws are finely serrated or have a cross‑hatched gripping surface to hold a needle securely.

Type:

• Angular type (jaws angled at 45°–90°).

• Can have ratchet lock near the handles for maintaining a firm grip on the needle.

• Box‑lock or screw‑lock joint depending on manufacturer.

. Size, Shape & Capacity

• Chamber Dimensions (approx.): 12" × 12" (300 mm × 300 mm) corresponding to a 23 L capacity

• Form Factor: Vertical cylindrical body with seamless construction—designed to maximize sterilization efficiency and minimize contamination risks.

Material & Construction

• • Body & Lid: Made of high-quality stainless steel (corrosion-resistant and durable), often in a mirror or polished finish

  • Construction: Seamless design with anti-bulging base and reinforced, depression-style lid for strength and thermal efficiency

Handles: Heat-resistant bakelite handles, attached securely with stainless steel screws for stability and safety Heating & PowerPower Rating: Approximately 2 kW heating element for the 23 L version Power Source: Operates on 220 V AC, 50 Hz, single-phase supplyPressure & Temperature

• Working Pressure: Around 15 psi (≈1.05 kg/cm² or 1 bar).

• Sterilization Temperature: Reaches up to 121 °C for effective steam sterilization cycles

  Feature	Specification
  Capacity	23 L (approx. 12" × 12" chamber)
  Material	Stainless Steel, mirror/polished finish
  Heating Power	~2 kW
  Power Supply	220 V AC, 50 Hz, single-phase
  Operating Pressure	~15 psi (1 bar)
  Temperature	~121 °C
  Safety Features	Color-coded gauge, pressure/steam/vacuum valves, fusible plug, robust gasket
  Accessories	Inner vessel, tripod stand, outer support
  Uses	Medical, dental, lab, sterilizing utensils and instruments

A proctoscope is a rigid instrument (tube/speculum) used by healthcare providers to inspect the anal canal, lower rectum (sometimes up to the sigmoid), to diagnose or assist in treatment of anorectal conditions. “Medium” refers to a size between “small” and “large” — with moderate diameter and effective length appropriate for many adult examinations without being overly large.

ABDOMINAL T. L. SET:


The Abdominal T.L. Set is a meticulously designed surgical instrument kit tailored for veterinary professionals conducting abdominal procedures on small and large animals. Engineered from high-quality stainless steel, this set guarantees precision, durability, and ease of sterilization, making it an indispensable asset in veterinary surgical suites.

Key Features:

• Premium Stainless Steel Construction – Made from medical-grade, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting performance and resistance to wear and tear.
• Ergonomic & User-Friendly Design – Each instrument is designed for a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged procedures and allowing for precise handling.
• Sterilizable & Reusable – All instruments are fully autoclavable and designed to withstand multiple sterilization cycles without compromising quality.
• High Precision & Performance – Designed to provide veterinary surgeons with superior accuracy and efficiency, minimizing the risk of tissue trauma.
• Ideal for Clinics & Mobile Use – Suitable for both stationary veterinary clinics and mobile veterinary services, offering convenience and reliability.

This Abdominal T.L. Set is a must-have for veterinary surgeons and practitioners seeking high-quality, reliable surgical instruments for efficient and safe abdominal procedures.

This Set Includes:

1) Abdominal Balfour - 1Pc
2) Needle Holder-8" - 1Pc
3) Artery Forceps -6" Curved - 4Pcs
4) Artery Forceps -8" Curved - 4Pcs
5) B. P. Handle No.4 - 1Pc
6) Allis Tissue Forceps 6" - 4Pcs
7) Dissecting Forceps 6" - 1Pc
8) Dissecting Forceps 6" Curved - 1Pc
9) Babcock Forceps 4" - 1Pc
10) Scissor 6" Straight - 1Pc
11) Scissor 6" Curved - 1Pc

M.T.P. Suction Cannulas are hollow, tubular medical devices used for uterine evacuation during medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) procedures, menstrual regulation (MR), and other gynecologic indications. They connect to a manual vacuum aspirator (MVA) syringe or suction tubing to gently aspirate uterine contents.

1. Select cannula size based on gestational age and cervical dilation.

2. Attach to MVA syringe or suction tubing.

3. Gently introduce into uterine cavity under aseptic conditions.

4. Apply suction while rotating/withdrawing to evacuate contents.

5. Dispose or sterilize as per type.

• Blade Type / Edge: Straight cutting edge, sharpened tip; blades ground to a fine edge. Good models allow cutting all the way to the tip without gap.

• Handle Type / Geometry: Often one handle larger than the other, sometimes bent or offset to allow scissor to lie flat when cutting fabric on table; heavy duty designs may have larger finger loops for leverage.

• Shear vs. Simple Scissor: Tailor’s shears are longer, heavier, with larger blades than standard scissors, designed for fabrics. The heavy type is more robust.

You use such a scissor when tasks require cutting:

• Thick or heavy fabrics (denim, canvas, leather)

• Multiple layers of fabric at once (for pattern cutting)

• Tough or fibrous materials that standard small scissors cannot handle

• Long straight cuts over a table or cutting surface, to get clean, smooth lines

• Industrial or commercial tailoring, upholstery, heavy sewing work

• Uses

  Here are specific use‑cases:

  • Dressmaking / Tailoring: Cutting cloth pieces for garments, pattern cutting, trimming seams etc.

  • Upholstery / Canvas Work: Cutting heavy fabric for furniture covers, canvas for awnings etc.

  • Leather Work: Cutting leather or thicker layers of mixed materials.

  • Multi‑layer Fabric Cutting: For cost/time saving, cutting through many fabric layers together (e.g. when cutting many identical pieces).

  • Craft and Industrial Uses: e.g. for making textile crafts, carpet work, etc.

  Advantages & Strengths

  • Strong, durable: built to withstand tougher loads without bending or dulling quickly.

  • Efficiency: can cut through thick or multiple layers instead of needing to cut layer by layer.

  • Clean cuts: large blades yield smoother long cuts with less deviation.

  • Good for professional usage: fewer replacements, overall more reliable for heavy use.

  Limitations / Things to Beware

   

  • Heavier tool → more fatigue, especially in prolonged use.

  • Larger size may reduce maneuverability for small, detailed cuts or curved patterns.

  • Cheap heavy‑duty ones may have poor finishing on pivot, poor alignment: blades may not meet correctly, causing snagging or uneven cuts.

  • Material quality matters a lot: carbon steel may rust if not kept dry and oiled; low grade steel will dull fast.

  • Safety: tip can be sharp; stored safely.

A Dressing Drum (also called a Sterilization Drum) is a reusable stainless steel cylindrical container used for:

• Sterilizing, storing, and transporting:

  • Surgical dressings

  • Bandages

  • Gauze pieces

  • Cotton rolls

  • Small surgical instruments

  • Towels or linens

It is used in:

• Hospitals

• Clinics

• Veterinary practices

• Operation Theatres (OTs)

• Minor Procedure Rooms

• Dental Clinics

•  Size & Dimensions

  Parameter	Specification
  Outer Diameter	9 inches (≈ 22.9 cm)
  Height (Depth)	9 inches (≈ 22.9 cm)
  Capacity	Approx. 6–8 liters (varies slightly by manufacturer)
  Shape	Cylindrical (round base, flat top & bottom)

  This is considered a medium-to-large size dressing drum, ideal for holding a moderate volume of dressing items or instruments.
•  Material Composition

  Component	Material
  Body	High-grade Stainless Steel (usually SS 304 or SS 202)
  Lid	Stainless Steel, mirror or matte finish
  Ventilation Band / Vents	Stainless steel, with sliding or rotating band
  Locking Clamp	Stainless steel latch mechanism
  Finish	Mirror polish (commonly), or matte (optional)

  ✅ Stainless Steel offers:

  • Resistance to corrosion and rust

  • High durability for repeated sterilization

  • Easy cleaning and reusability

    Packaging & Availability

    Feature	Detail
    Unit Packaging	Single unit, shrink-wrapped or boxed
    Bulk Packaging	Cartons of 5–10 pieces
    Labeling	Size and manufacturer name usually engraved or stamped
    Shelf Life	Indefinite (if maintained properly)
    Storage Condition	Cool, dry, dust-free environment

  Material Composition

🔸 Stainless steel provides:

• Corrosion resistance

• Reusability after autoclaving

• Long service life

• . Size & Dimensions

  Specification	Value
  Outer Diameter	6 inches (≈ 15.2 cm)
  Height (Depth)	6 inches (≈ 15.2 cm)
  Volume Capacity	Approx. 2–2.5 liters (varies slightly by manufacturer)
  Shape	Cylindrical with flat top and bottom

   

  🔸 This is a small-size dressing drum, ideal for small instrument sets, cotton rolls, or basic dressing materials.

•  General Description:

The Langenbeck Retractor is a hand-held, right-angled surgical retractor commonly used in various types of open surgeries to hold back soft tissues, skin, and muscle, allowing the surgeon clear visibility and access to deeper structures.

 Components & Features: 
 Shape & Design:

• Blade: Flat and right-angled, typically with a smooth or slightly curved tip.

• Handle: Long, flat, and ergonomically designed for a good grip; sometimes includes a thumb rest.

• Angle: The blade is set at a right angle (90 degrees) to the handle to facilitate effective retraction.

 Sizes Available:

Common blade sizes (length x width of the blade):

• Small: 25 mm x 6 mm

• Medium: 38 mm x 10 mm

• Large: 50 mm x 15 mm

Total length of the instrument: Typically 20 cm to 25 cm.

Note: The sizes can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

 Types:

• Right-Angled (Standard) – most common.

• Left-Angled (rare) – used in specific surgical approaches.

• With fenestrated handle – for lighter weight and better handling.

• Solid or hollow handle – based on surgeon’s preference.

 Material:

• Usually made from high-grade surgical stainless steel (e.g., AISI 420 or AISI 316L), offering:

  • Corrosion resistance

  • Autoclavability (can be sterilized)

  • Durability

Some versions may also come with:

• Titanium – lighter and more durable (premium)

• Silicone-coated handles – for improved grip and insulation

Uses in Surgery: Common Surgical Applications:

• Orthopedic surgery – to retract muscle and fascia.

• General surgery – e.g., hernia repair, appendectomy.

• ENT surgery – e.g., neck dissection.

• Plastic surgery – especially in flap or graft procedures.

• Spinal surgery – to access vertebrae.

• Abdominal or pelvic surgery – to hold soft tissues aside.

Function:

• Provides deep tissue retraction without the need for automatic retraction systems.

• Ideal for narrow surgical sites due to its thin profile and angled blade.

 Sterilization & Care:

• Can be sterilized via autoclave.

• Should be cleaned and dried immediately after use to prevent corrosion.

• Avoid harsh chemicals that may degrade the steel.

LSCS Instrument Set:


The LSCS Set (Lower Segment Cesarean Section Set) is a comprehensive and specialized surgical instrument kit designed for performing Lower Segment Cesarean Section (LSCS), a common surgical procedure for delivering babies through an incision in the lower abdomen and uterus. This set includes all the essential instruments required to perform the procedure with precision and safety, ensuring a smooth surgical experience for both the mother and the baby. Crafted from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel, the tools in this set are durable, reliable, and designed for optimal performance in sterile environments.

This Set Includes:

1) B. P. Handle -No. 3 – 1Pc

2) B. P. Handle -No. 4 – 1Pc

3) Dissecting Forceps (Plain -6”) – 1Pc

4) Dissecting Forceps (Plain -7”) – 1Pc

5) Dissecting Forceps (Toothed -6”) – 1Pc

6) Dissecting Forceps (Toothed -7”) – 1Pc

7) Dissecting Forceps Addison (Toothed -5”) – 1Pc

8) Dissecting Forceps Atraugrip -8” – 1Pc

9) Towel Clips -4” – 1Pc

10) Towel Clips -6” – 1Pc

11) Scissors Mayo (Curved T. C. -8”) – 1Pc

12) Scissors Metzenbaum (Curved T. C. -7”) – 1Pc

13) Needle Holder Mayo Hegar T. C. -6” – 1Pc

14) Needle Holder Mayo Hegar T. C. -8” – 1Pc

15) Artery Forceps (Curved -6”) – 1Pc

16) Artery Forceps (Curved -8”) – 1Pc

17) Forceps Allis Tissue -6” – 1Pc

18) Forceps Allis Tissue -8” – 1Pc

19) Forceps Babcock -6” – 1Pc

20) Forceps Babcock -8” – 1Pc

21) Forceps Green Armytage – 1Pc

22) Sponge Holder -8” – 1Pc

23) Retractor 'C' Shaped -Medium – 1Pc

24) Retractor Doyens -Medium – 1Pc

25) Retractor Doyens -Large – 1Pc

26) Suction Tip -No. 3 – 1Pc

27) Suction Tip -No. 4 – 1Pc

28) Suction Tip Yankeurs – 1Pc

29) Mayo Clip – 1Pc

30) S. S. Bowl -10 cm – 1Pc

31) S. S. Bowl -18 cm – 1Pc

32) S. S. Kidney Tray -12” – 1Pc

33) S. S. Wire Basket -12” x 18” – 1Pc

34) Malleable Retractor – 1Pc

A Steinmann pin (sometimes “Steinman pin”, “Steinmann nail/pin”) is a metal pin or rod used in orthopedic surgery for temporary or semi‑permanent fixation of bones. It can be used for traction, for holding fractures in alignment, or as part of external fixation devices.

Stainless Steel: Generally medical / surgical stainless steel, often 316L, implant‑grade for biocompatibility. 
Titanium: Sometimes used, though less common for standard Steinmann pins. (Most sources emphasize stainless steel.) 

A proctoscope is a rigid speculum/tube used to examine the anal canal and lower rectum. A large, superior‑quality proctoscope means a larger diameter and/or length, built of high‑grade materials, with design features to improve durability, visibility, patient comfort and compatibility with accessory tools (lights, instruments). It is typically reusable, used in hospitals and specialist clinics.