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The Kocher Clamp Forceps Longitudinal Serrations 26cm are specialized surgical clamp forceps designed for controlled grasping and clamping of heavy tissue and larger vascular structures. Their long working jaws feature longitudinal serrations that provide an extended gripping surface, while the ring-handle configuration allows direct manual control during surgical use.
The current Peak Surgicals configuration has a confirmed 5-inch (12.7 cm) jaw length and an overall length of 10¼ inches (26.0 cm). The instrument is handcrafted from premium surgical-grade German stainless steel and is available with straight or curved jaw options.
The instrument measures 26.0 cm (10¼ inches) overall. This extended configuration provides the working reach required for surgical procedures where tissue or vascular structures must be approached at greater depth than with shorter hemostatic forceps.
The overall length should be considered together with the unusually long 12.7 cm jaw when confirming that this specific Kocher configuration matches the required surgical set.
The current Peak Surgicals description specifies a 5-inch (12.7 cm) jaw length. These extended jaws provide a substantial working surface for engaging larger areas of tissue during clamping or grasping.
The 12.7 cm measurement refers specifically to the jaw length and should not be confused with the total 26 cm instrument length.
The defining working-end feature is the longitudinal serration pattern. Unlike transverse serrations that run across the jaw, these serrations extend lengthwise along the gripping surfaces.
Peak Surgicals describes this pattern as helping reduce slippage of tissue or intestinal structures while they are being clamped. The amount of compression applied should remain controlled by the operating surgeon according to the tissue and procedure.
The current product description states that the Kocher Clamp Forceps are available with a straight or curved jaw. The live storefront also provides a Type selector for choosing the required configuration.
Buyers should confirm the intended jaw type when ordering because straight and curved configurations provide different approaches to the operative field.
Peak Surgicals identifies this model as a ring-handled clamp forceps. The finger rings provide the primary control surface for positioning and operating the jaws during grasping and clamping.
The current page does not specify the exact ratchet design, number of locking positions, or handle dimensions, so these details should be confirmed separately if required for procurement.
The live product page specifically identifies the Kocher Clamp Forceps for grasping heavy tissue. Their long serrated jaws provide a dedicated clamping configuration for tissue that requires a larger working surface than fine dissecting or delicate tissue forceps.
The selected jaw orientation and amount of clamping pressure should be based on the tissue being handled and the surgical technique.
Peak Surgicals also references use for clamping large blood vessels to control bleeding. This places the instrument within the broader group of surgical clamp and artery forceps used where temporary vascular occlusion or secure tissue clamping is required.
The current page does not specify vessel diameter limits, pressure characteristics, or procedure-specific vascular compatibility. These details should therefore not be assumed.
The current product information specifically references intestinal, gallbladder, and thyroid procedures as application contexts for these forceps. The long jaws and longitudinal serrations provide a specialized clamp configuration for surgical sets used in these areas.
The exact procedural step and use of the instrument should be determined by the operating surgeon according to anatomy and the selected surgical technique.
The Kocher Clamp Forceps are handcrafted from premium surgical-grade German stainless steel according to the current Peak Surgicals description.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the product page. Hospitals, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a particular alloy designation or material documentation should confirm that specification before ordering.
| Product Name | Kocher Clamp Forceps Longitudinal Serrations |
| Instrument Type | Surgical Clamp / Artery Forceps |
| Pattern | Kocher |
| Overall Length | 10¼ Inches / 26.0 cm |
| Jaw Length | 5 Inches / 12.7 cm |
| Jaw Surface | Longitudinal Serrations |
| Jaw Options | Straight or Curved |
| Handle Type | Ring Handles |
| Material | Premium Surgical-Grade German Stainless Steel |
| Primary Functions | Heavy Tissue Grasping and Large Vessel Clamping |
| Referenced Procedures | Intestinal, Gallbladder and Thyroid Procedures |
| SKU | Not Visible on Current Product Page |
The Kocher Clamp Forceps Longitudinal Serrations are relevant for hospitals, general surgery departments, operating rooms, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing long surgical clamps for heavy-tissue and vascular applications.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should reference the 26 cm overall length, 12.7 cm jaw length, longitudinal serration pattern, German stainless-steel construction, and required straight or curved jaw configuration. A current SKU is not visible on the live product page, so it should be confirmed separately if required for inventory control.
Peak Surgicals identifies them for grasping heavy tissue and clamping larger blood vessels, with intestinal, gallbladder, and thyroid procedures specifically referenced.
The current product description confirms an overall length of 10¼ inches (26.0 cm).
The jaws measure 5 inches (12.7 cm).
The working surfaces feature longitudinal serrations.
Yes. The current Peak Surgicals description states that the forceps are available with straight or curved jaws.
A SKU is not visible on the current live Peak Surgicals product page, so it should be confirmed before it is added to customer-facing specifications.
