Needle Holders

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A general-purpose hemostatic forceps used to clamp bleeding vessels and secure suture ligatures. Fully-serrated jaws provide a stable, controlled grip on tissue.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.

Standard general-purpose needle holder with a ratcheted lock and cross-hatched tungsten carbide jaws. Used with medium-to-large sutures across all specialties.

Longer Mayo-Hegar variant for deeper suturing in abdominal and pelvic procedures.

Delicate spring-handle micro needle holder for ophthalmic and microsurgical suturing with 8-0 to 10-0 sutures.

Palm-actuated ratchet needle holder with spring handles. Used where quick release is desired without finger rings, especially in dental and oral surgery.