Intestinal Clamps – Crushing

Key Features Crushing action: Designed to apply substantial pressure to bowel tissue before division or resection. Strong, heavy construction: Typically more robust than non-crushing intestinal clamps. Serrated jaws: Crushing models may have deep longitudinal serrations to provide secure compression. Secure locking mechanism: Helps maintain the required compression during a procedure. Long working jaws: Allow controlled application across a section of bowel. Reusable: Common surgical-grade versions are intended for repeated use after appropriate reprocessing. Stainless-steel construction: Designed for durability, corrosion resistance and repeated sterilization. Straight or specialized configurations: Design and dimensions vary by manufacturer. Manual operation: Requires no electrical power. Specification Details Product Name Intestinal Crushing Clamp Material Surgical-grade stainless steel* Function Crushing/compression of bowel tissue Jaw Design Heavy serrated jaws Mechanism Manual locking/crushing mechanism Configuration Model dependent Reusable Yes, for reusable models Sterilizable Yes, according to manufacturer's IFU Application Gastrointestinal / abdominal surgery Intended User Qualified surgical professionals