Veterinary Bone Holding Forceps, Clamps and Fragment Reduction Instruments
Holding and aligning bone fragments securely is the foundation of fracture repair. This collection brings together 24 veterinary bone holding forceps, bone clamps and fragment reduction instruments for orthopedic surgery in small animals. Prices range from $11.00 to $77.00, and every instrument ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery.
Self-Centering and Ratchet Bone Holding Forceps
A ratchet holds the bone without constant hand pressure, and a self-centering jaw seats itself on the bone as it closes. The Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps – Self Centering is priced at $55.00. We also list the Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps at $19.80 and a Large and Small version at $49.50. The Lane Bone Holding Forceps with Ratchet is $49.50, and the Kern Bone Holding Forceps with Ratchet is also $49.50. The Bone Holding Forceps with Speedlock is $55.00, and the speedlock lets you set the grip quickly. For manual control, choose the Kern Bone Holding Forceps without Ratchet at $55.00, or the Lane Bone Holding Forceps Multiple Sizes from $49.50.
Bone Clamps
Clamps hold bone or soft tissue firmly while the surgeon works. The Lowman Bone Holding Clamp starts from $38.50, and the Lambert Lowman Bone Clamp is $27.50. We also list the Bone Holding Clamp 6" with Measuring Caliper at $22.00, which combines holding with measuring, and the Sesamoidectomy Bone Holding Clamp at $15.40. Both are currently sold out, so please contact us for availability.
Fragment and Perforating Forceps
The Bone Fragment Forceps are priced at $15.40 and are made for handling small fragments. The Glenoid Perforating Bone Forceps start from $11.00, our lowest-priced available instrument. The Veterinary Bone Centering Forceps at $13.20 are also listed, but are sold out.
Larger and Specialty Patterns
For bigger bones and special sites, see the Lambotte Bone Holding Forceps at $66.00, the Ulrich Bone Holding Forceps Straight at $66.00 and the Bishop Bone Holding Forceps at $49.50. We also list the Farabeuf pattern at $55.00. The Lambotte 10 Inch at $77.00, the Fergusson at $60.50, the Dingman at $11.00 and the Lewin at $13.20 are sold out at the moment.
Choosing the Right Instrument
Think about the bone, the fragment size and how long you need to hold it. Ratchets free your hand during long steps, self-centering jaws help with round bone shafts, and calipers help you measure while you hold. Check each product page for sizes and options.
Complete Your Veterinary Orthopedic Set
Bone holding instruments work alongside plating and cutting tools. See our full range of veterinary orthopedic instruments, which includes bone rasps, locking pliers and TTA instruments, alongside bone plate benders, drills and wire cutters.
Care and Ordering
Clean instruments promptly after each case, and check that ratchets lock and release smoothly. Orders over $99 ship free. Clinics and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are bone holding forceps used for?
They hold bone or fragments steady during fracture repair. See the Lane and Kern forceps with ratchet.
What does self-centering mean?
The jaws seat themselves on the bone as they close. See the Verbrugge Self Centering forceps.
What is the difference between forceps and clamps?
Forceps grip bone with a scissor-like action, and clamps usually hold with a locking mechanism. Compare the Lane forceps with the Lowman clamp.
Are the instruments reusable?
Reusable stainless steel instruments can be cleaned and sterilized between cases, following your clinic’s protocol.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.
