Chest tube passer 14" curved shanks serrated jaws ring handle with ratchet
- Purpose-built chest tube passer supports controlled passage during thoracic tube placement.
- Fourteen-inch length provides extended reach for access within deeper operative fields.
- Curved shanks help align the instrument around anatomy during handling.
- Serrated jaws provide a textured grasp for controlled tube handling.
- Ring handle supports a familiar finger grip for deliberate instrument manipulation.
- Integrated ratchet helps maintain jaw closure while positioning the tube.
$42.56 $56.00
Extended, Controlled Handling for Chest Tube Passage
The chest tube passer is a 14-inch instrument designed to help guide and position chest tubes during placement. Its curved shanks provide extended reach while following the working path required for controlled access. Serrated jaws support a secure hold on the tube, helping maintain handling control during advancement and positioning. The ring handle offers a familiar grip, and the ratchet helps maintain jaw engagement when appropriate for the task. Together, these features provide a purpose-built option for chest tube handling where reach, retention, and deliberate instrument control are important.
Use Cases
- Pass and guide chest tubes during placement.
- Use the curved shanks to reach into the working area while maintaining a controlled instrument position.
- Engage chest tube material with the serrated jaws for handling and positioning.
- Use the ring handle and ratchet to support deliberate jaw control during the task.
Specifications
| Dimension | 14" |
Care & Handling
- Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility protocols and applicable instructions for use.
- Inspect the serrated jaws, curved shanks, ring handle, and ratchet for visible residue, damage, or impaired movement before reuse.
- Handle the serrated jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their working surfaces.
- Store the instrument in a clean, protected location with the ratchet released when appropriate for safe handling.
General use; follow facility protocols.
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