Description
Kern bone forceps are essential surgical instruments used by orthopedic surgeons for grasping and holding bone fragments during procedures . The SAG Surgical Kern bone forceps (6 Inches) with ratchet is a premium instrument engineered for secure bone manipulation during complex surgical procedures, offering superior stability, control, and precision for effective bone handling.
Kern bone holding forceps are essential instruments used by orthopedic surgeons for manipulating bone fractures into place and holding the fracture in alignment while plates and screws are placed . The SAG Surgical Kern bone holding forceps (13 Inches) with ratchet is a premium instrument engineered for secure bone manipulation during complex surgical procedures, offering superior stability, control, and precision for effective bone handling .
These Kern bone holding forceps are specifically designed for grasping and holding long bones during open surgical procedures. The serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth on these Kern bone holding forceps provide an extremely secure grip on bones . The inner jaws have four heavy teeth and heavy serrations that allow for secure grasping of bone . The ratchet mechanism on these Kern bone holding forceps locks jaws in place, making them highly customizable .
The Kern bone holding forceps assist in the alignment and setting of bone fractures while firmly holding them in place. The 13-inch length of these Kern bone holding forceps makes them suitable for use in a variety of surgeries involving long bones, especially femoral and tibial fixation . This extended length provides optimal reach and leverage for complex orthopedic procedures.
Kern bone holding forceps give the surgeon a very firm and controllable grip on long bones, facilitating manipulation and reduction of fragments . The plier handle on these Kern bone holding forceps curves slightly outward at the bottom for additional grip and control . These Kern bone holding forceps are commonly used to stabilize bones during repair .
Kern bone holding forceps are manufactured to the highest standards using stainless steel . This ensures that every Kern bone holding forceps instrument maintains its shape and functionality even after repeated sterilization cycles. These Kern bone holding forceps are reusable and can be sterilized using moist heat or steam sterilization.
SAG Surgical takes pride in offering premium Kern bone holding forceps that meet the demanding requirements of modern orthopedic surgery. Every Kern bone holding forceps undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistent performance.
Key Features of Kern Bone Holding Forceps
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13 inch length on these Kern bone holding forceps for long bone fixation and optimal reach
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Serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth on these Kern bone holding forceps for extremely secure bone grip
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Ratchet mechanism on these Kern bone holding forceps for precise locking and hands-free holding
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Plier handle curves outward for additional grip and control
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Stainless steel construction ensures durable Kern bone holding forceps
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Reusable and autoclavable for long-term use
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Kern Bone Holding Forceps |
| Size | 13 Inches (33 cm) |
| Jaw Type | Straight, Serrated with 2×2 Teeth |
| Locking Mechanism | Ratchet / Quick Release Ratchet |
| Handle | Plier Handle |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Application | Orthopedic Bone Surgery, Long Bone Fixation |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable |
| Rust Prevention | Passivated |
| QC Passed | Yes |
Applications of Kern Bone Holding Forceps
Orthopedic surgeons use Kern bone holding forceps for various procedures including:
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Manipulating bone fractures into alignment while plates and screws are placed
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Stabilizing bones during repair
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Grasping and holding bone fragments during total joint procedures
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Long bone surgery including femoral and tibial fixation
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General orthopedic bone manipulation and fracture reduction
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Veterinary orthopedic procedures
Quality Assurance
Every Kern bone holding forceps at SAG Surgical undergoes rigorous quality testing. Each instrument is ultrasonically cleaned and passivated for rust prevention.
Quality tests for our Kern bone holding forceps include:
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Boil Test for high temperature integrity
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Performance Test for optimal gripping
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Shape Test for precise jaw alignment
Package Includes
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1 Piece Kern Bone Holding Forceps – 13 Inches with Ratchet
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Ergonomic Plier Handle
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Polybag Packing for Safe Delivery
Why Choose SAG Surgical?
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Premium stainless steel Kern bone holding forceps
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Affordable rates with bulk order discounts
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30-day hassle-free return policy
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Free shipping across the USA
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Trusted by surgeons nationwide
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Dedicated customer support team
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are Kern bone holding forceps used for?
A: Kern bone holding forceps are used by orthopedic surgeons for manipulating bone fractures into place and holding the fracture in alignment while plates and screws are placed .
Q2: What is the size of these Kern bone holding forceps?
A: These Kern bone holding forceps are 13 inches (33 cm) in length, suitable for long bone fixation .
Q3: What makes the jaw design special?
A: These Kern bone holding forceps feature serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth that provide an extremely secure grip on bones .
Q4: Can these Kern bone holding forceps be sterilized?
A: Yes, these Kern bone holding forceps are fully autoclavable and reusable .
Q5: Are these Kern bone holding forceps suitable for veterinary use?
A: Yes, these Kern bone holding forceps are suitable for veterinary orthopedic procedures .
Q6: What is the benefit of the ratchet mechanism?
A: The ratchet mechanism on Kern bone holding forceps locks the jaws in place, allowing hands-free holding during complex procedures .
ium instrument engineered for secure bone manipulation during complex surgical procedures .
These Kern bone forceps feature serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth that provide an extremely secure grip on bones . The inner jaws have four heavy teeth and heavy serrations that allow for secure grasping of bone . The ratchet mechanism on these Kern bone forceps allows for precise control of the amount of pressure applied to the bone fragment while providing a secure grip .
The Kern bone forceps assist in the alignment and setting of bone fractures while firmly holding them in place . The 6-inch size of these Kern bone forceps offers excellent control and maneuverability, making them an essential tool for any orthopedic surgeon .
Kern bone forceps are designed with the surgeon’s needs in mind. The long, thin handles on these Kern bone forceps with a bar ratchet device between them lock jaws in place . The plier handle curves slightly outward at the bottom for additional grip and control .
Kern bone forceps are manufactured to the highest standards using stainless steel . This ensures that every Kern bone forceps instrument maintains its shape and functionality even after repeated sterilization cycles. These Kern bone forceps are reusable and can be sterilized using moist heat or steam sterilization.
Kern bone forceps are available in a number of sizes, as well as with or without ratchets, making them a versatile instrument that can be used on both small and large bones .
SAG Surgical takes pride in offering premium Kern bone forceps that meet the demanding requirements of modern orthopedic surgery. Every Kern bone forceps undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistent performance.
Key Features of Kern Bone Forceps
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Serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth on these Kern bone forceps for secure bone holding
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Ratchet mechanism on these Kern bone forceps for precise pressure control and secure grip
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6 inch size offers excellent control and maneuverability
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Long, thin handles with bar ratchet device for locking
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Stainless steel construction ensures durable Kern bone forceps
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Reusable and autoclavable for long-term use
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Kern Bone Forceps |
| Size | 6 Inches (15.5 cm) |
| Jaw Type | 2×2 Serrated Teeth |
| Locking Mechanism | Ratchet |
| Handle Style | Long, Thin Handles |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Application | Orthopedic Bone Surgery |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable |
| Rust Prevention | Passivated |
| QC Passed | Yes |
Applications of Kern Bone Forceps
Orthopedic surgeons use Kern bone forceps for various procedures including:
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Fracture repair and bone grafting
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Total joint procedures to grasp bone fragments
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Stabilizing bones during repair
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Removing bone fragments from a surgical site
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Bone manipulation and reducing bone fragments
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Veterinary orthopedic procedures
Quality Assurance
Every Kern bone forceps at SAG Surgical undergoes rigorous quality testing. Each instrument is ultrasonically cleaned and passivated for rust prevention.
Quality tests for our Kern bone forceps include:
-
Boil Test for high temperature integrity
-
Performance Test for optimal gripping
-
Shape Test for precise jaw alignment
Package Includes
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1 Piece Kern Bone Forceps – 6 Inches with Ratchet
-
Ergonomic Handle Design
-
Polybag Packing for Safe Delivery
Why Choose SAG Surgical?
-
Premium stainless steel Kern bone forceps
-
Affordable rates with bulk order discounts
-
30-day hassle-free return policy
-
Free shipping across the USA
-
Trusted by surgeons nationwide
-
Dedicated customer support team
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are Kern bone forceps used for?
A: Kern bone forceps are used to grasp and hold bone fragments during orthopedic and trauma surgeries . They are commonly used in bone grafting, fracture repair, and joint replacement .
Q2: What is the size of these Kern bone forceps?
A: These Kern bone forceps are 6 inches (15.5 cm) in length .
Q3: What makes the jaw design special?
A: These Kern bone forceps feature serrated jaws with 2×2 teeth that provide an extremely secure grip on bones .
Q4: Can these Kern bone forceps be sterilized?
A: Yes, these Kern bone forceps are fully autoclavable and reusable .
Q5: Are these Kern bone forceps suitable for veterinary use?
A: Yes, these Kern bone forceps are suitable for veterinary orthopedic procedures .





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