8 1/2″ B Clamp, Straight Handle, Angled Jaw

The 8 1/2″ B Clamp, Straight Handle, Angled Jaw is a precision-engineered vascular surgical instrument designed for controlled and reliable occlusion of blood vessels during delicate surgical procedures. It is widely utilized in cardiovascular, thoracic, and general surgery where accuracy, stability, and minimal tissue trauma are essential for optimal patient outcomes.

With its compact 8 1/2-inch design, this B Clamp is specifically optimized for fine surgical work in shallow to moderately deep anatomical regions. The shorter length allows enhanced maneuverability and precise control, making it particularly suitable for procedures that require delicate handling and improved visibility in confined operative fields.

The angled jaw design provides superior access to vessels located in difficult-to-reach anatomical positions. This configuration allows the surgeon to approach the target vessel at an optimal angle, improving alignment and ensuring secure occlusion without excessive manipulation of surrounding tissues. The angled structure enhances adaptability in tight surgical spaces and supports accurate vessel control.

The straight handle offers a stable and ergonomic grip, allowing for direct force transmission and consistent control throughout surgical procedures. This design minimizes unnecessary hand movement and improves tactile feedback, enabling surgeons to perform with greater precision and confidence. It is particularly beneficial in procedures requiring steady handling over extended durations.

Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the 8 1/2″ B Clamp ensures exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance reliability. It is engineered to withstand repeated autoclave sterilization cycles without loss of alignment or structural integrity. The satin finish reduces glare under surgical lighting, enhancing visibility and precision in the operating room.

This instrument is widely used for vascular occlusion, tissue stabilization, and hemostasis in cardiovascular and thoracic surgeries. It plays an essential role in procedures such as vessel dissection, anastomosis, grafting, and repair, where controlled clamping is necessary to maintain a clear and bloodless surgical field.

The clamp is fully autoclavable and reusable, meeting strict sterilization and infection control standards required in modern surgical environments. Its robust construction ensures consistent performance even under frequent use in high-demand clinical settings, making it a reliable choice for hospitals and surgical centers.

The combination of straight handle and angled jaw design makes this B Clamp highly effective in complex surgical scenarios where access and precision are critical. It enhances surgeon dexterity, improves reach in confined anatomical spaces, and ensures reliable vascular control during delicate procedures.

Overall, the 8 1/2″ B Clamp, Straight Handle, Angled Jaw is a versatile and essential surgical instrument designed for precision, durability, and ergonomic efficiency. It supports surgeons in achieving safe, controlled, and effective outcomes across cardiovascular, thoracic, and general surgical applications.

Key Features

• 8 1/2-inch compact design for precise surgical control
• Straight handle for stable and direct manipulation
• Angled jaw for improved access in difficult anatomical regions
• Atraumatic clamping to minimize tissue injury
• High-grade surgical stainless steel construction
• Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting durability
• Fully autoclavable and reusable instrument
• Satin finish reduces operating room glare
• Excellent grip stability for vascular control
• Suitable for cardiovascular and thoracic procedures
• Ergonomic design reduces surgeon fatigue
• Optimized for confined and delicate surgical fields

Product Specifications

Applications

• Cardiovascular surgical procedures
• Thoracic and mediastinal surgeries
• Vascular anastomosis and vessel repair
• Hemostasis and vessel occlusion control
• Tissue stabilization during dissection
• Abdominal and general surgical procedures
• Deep or restricted vascular access procedures
• Microsurgical and delicate operative interventions