4 1 8″ Baby Vascular Clamp 45° Angled Jaws, Straight Shanks
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100% Autoclavable & Passivated AISI 420 SteelSKU: SP-63476
OR & Quality SpecificationsHospital Grade
Steel MetallurgyGerman AISI 420 Martensitic
Sterilization Cycle134°C / 273°F Steam Autoclave
Quality StandardISO 13485:2016 & CE Mark
Optical FinishAnti-Glare Satin Matte
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General Surgery InstrumentsSKU: SP-63476AISI 420 Martensitic

4 1/8″ Baby Vascular Clamp 45° Angled Jaws, Straight Shanks

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The 4⅛″ Baby Vascular Clamp with 45° Angled Jaws and Straight Shanks is a compact cardiovascular surgical instrument designed for controlled vessel clamping in appropriate surgical applications. Its angled jaws and straight shanks provide a distinct working configuration for instrument positioning. Confirm the jaw pattern, clamping pressure, material, and intended use with the manufacturer before ordering.

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The 4⅛″ Baby Vascular Clamp is a compact surgical instrument designed for vascular clamping in selected procedures. Its defining features include 45-degree angled jaws and straight shanks, a combination that distinguishes it from clamps with straight jaws or curved shanks.

Vascular clamps are used by qualified surgical professionals when temporary control of blood flow is required. Choosing an appropriate clamp depends on the target vessel, anatomical access, jaw design, and the specific requirements of the procedure.

45-Degree Angled Jaw Design

The 45-degree jaw angle provides an offset between the working end and the instrument's main axis. This configuration may assist with approaching a vessel from an angle while keeping the shanks in a relatively straight alignment. The actual access advantages depend on the surgical approach and the model's precise geometry.

The jaw length, tip profile, and contact surface should be verified with the manufacturer because these details are not specified in the product title.

Straight Shank Configuration

The straight shanks provide a direct instrument profile between the handle and the angled jaws. This differs from designs that incorporate curved or offset shanks. The configuration can influence handling and positioning, so the exact model should be selected according to the requirements of the operative field.

Compact 4⅛-Inch Size

The stated 4⅛-inch measurement identifies the nominal instrument size. Buyers should confirm whether this measurement represents the overall length and request the jaw length, opening capacity, and other relevant dimensions before purchasing.

Vascular Surgical Applications

Vascular clamps are used in selected procedures requiring temporary vessel control. The suitability of this baby vascular clamp depends on the target vessel, required occlusion, and manufacturer-defined intended use. Its compact size alone does not establish suitability for pediatric patients or any specific vessel diameter.

Construction and Maintenance

The material grade, locking mechanism, and jaw surface pattern are not specified in the product title. Confirm these details with the supplier, including the instrument's reusability and compatibility with the healthcare facility's reprocessing methods.

Before use, inspect the jaws for alignment, surface damage, and irregular movement. Follow the manufacturer's validated instructions for cleaning, sterilization, inspection, and storage. Use the clamp only within its specified intended application.

5. Key Features

  • Product Name: Baby Vascular Clamp

  • Specified Size: 4⅛ inches

  • Jaw Configuration: 45° angled jaws

  • Shank Configuration: Straight shanks

  • Compact vascular instrument design

  • Intended for controlled vessel clamping in appropriate procedures

  • Angled jaws for an offset working-end approach

  • Straight shanks for direct instrument alignment

  • Jaw dimensions and clamping characteristics require verification

  • Material and sterilization compatibility to be confirmed with the manufacturer

6. Product Specifications

Specification

Details

Product Name

Baby Vascular Clamp

Instrument Category

Cardiovascular / vascular surgical clamp

Stated Length

4⅛ inches

Jaw Angle

45°

Jaw Configuration

Angled

Shank Configuration

Straight

Primary Function

Vascular clamping, according to intended use

Jaw Length

Confirm with manufacturer

Jaw Pattern

Confirm with supplier

Opening Capacity

Verify with manufacturer

Locking Mechanism

Confirm exact model

Material

Confirm with supplier

Sterilization Compatibility

Follow manufacturer instructions

Reusability

Confirm with manufacturer

Intended Users

Qualified surgical professionals

7. Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Baby Vascular Clamp used for?

It is designed for vessel clamping in selected vascular procedures, subject to the model's intended use and clinical requirements.

2. What does 45° angled jaws mean?

It means the jaws are angled approximately 45 degrees relative to the instrument's main axis, creating an offset working-end approach.

3. What are straight shanks?

Straight shanks describe the portion of the instrument connecting the handle to the jaws, distinguishing it from models with curved or offset shanks.

4. What is the length of this vascular clamp?

The product title specifies 4⅛ inches. Confirm the overall length and working-end dimensions with the supplier.

5. Does the term baby mean the clamp is specifically for pediatric patients?

Not necessarily. It is part of the instrument's name and does not establish patient suitability. Confirm the intended use and compatible vessel sizes with the manufacturer.

6. What material is this clamp made from?

The product title does not specify the material. Ask the supplier to confirm the exact material and grade.

7. Can this clamp be sterilized and reused?

Reusability and sterilization compatibility depend on the specific model. Follow the manufacturer's validated reprocessing instructions.

8. What should buyers verify before ordering?

Confirm the overall length, 45-degree jaw angle, straight shank configuration, jaw dimensions, opening capacity, material, and sterilization requirements.