Bone fragment clamp 8" curved 4.0mm ball tips ring handle with speed lock

  • Curved shaft design improves surgical access and visualization in deep cavities.
  • Speed lock mechanism enables rapid, secure fixation with single-handed operation.
  • Four millimeter ball tips gently grasp fragments while minimizing bone trauma.
  • Eight-inch length provides extended reach for comfortable handling during procedures.
  • Ring handles offer stable grip and precise control for delicate manipulation.
  • Versatile clamp supports fragment management across cardiovascular, general, and orthopedic surgeries.

$71.10 $90.00

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L031304
GRASPING FORCEPS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 62468
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps, scissors-like, reusable
Manufacturer / Benchmark Catalog Number (REF) Specification Match
Buxton Biomedical 56-1131 Exact Pattern Match
Innomed 5072 Exact Pattern Match
Medline PF180518 Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 004210565

Categories: Clamps, Clamps, Clamps, Forceps

Secure Fragment Management with Precision Control

Managing small bone fragments during complex reconstruction demands instruments that combine familiar grip with delicate handling to prevent iatrogenic damage. This 8-inch curved bone fragment clamp addresses the challenge of accessing deep or angled surgical sites while maintaining firm control over osseous pieces. The 4.0mm ball tips provide a broad, smooth contact surface that minimizes crushing forces on fragile fragments, supports structural integrity is preserved during manipulation. Integrated with a speed lock mechanism and ergonomic ring handles, the design facilitates rapid engagement and stable holding without continuous manual pressure. This configuration supports efficient workflow across cardiovascular, general surgery, and orthopedic procedures where precise fragment alignment and retention are critical for successful outcomes.

Use Cases

  • Stabilizing and positioning small bone fragments during orthopedic reconstruction and fracture repair
  • Manipulating osseous structures in deep surgical fields requiring the reach and angle of a curved shaft
  • Securing delicate bony pieces during cardiovascular or general surgery procedures involving sternotomy or rib management
  • Providing temporary fixation and alignment assistance prior to definitive internal fixation

Specifications

ShapeCurved
Jaw Size4mm
Dimensions8", 4.0mm

Care & Handling

  • Inspect jaw tips and locking mechanism for wear or misalignment before each use to supports proper function
  • Clean thoroughly using standard facility protocols for surgical instruments, paying attention to the ratchet teeth
  • Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the ball tips and maintain instrument alignment

General use; follow facility protocols.


Shape Curved
Jaw Size 4mm
4.7
3 Product Reviews
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Dakota Mills
Orthopedic Surgeon
4.0
Orthopedic Surgery
Aug 08, 2026 (2 months ago)
This clamp with a curved profile is quite useful.
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Kacie Wunsch
Orthopedic Surgeon
5.0
Orthopedic Surgery
Jul 02, 2026 (4 months ago)
The curved profile on this clamp suits my orthopaedic work well.
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Consuelo Schowalter
Orthopedic Surgeon
5.0
Orthopedic Surgery
Apr 18, 2026 (6 months ago)
The curved profile on this clamp is well executed. It feels robust and suitable for orthopaedic sets.
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