
PORTE AIGUILLE 15CM
Intro Description Engineered for reliable needle driving and precise suture placement in standard general and specialty surgical procedures, the PORTE AIGUILLE 15CM (Standard Needle Holder, 15 cm) delivers optimal versatility, grip stability, and control. Measuring 15 cm in overall length, this mid-pattern instrument allows surgeons to guide needles smoothly through superficial to intermediate tissue planes without twisting, slipping, or damaging the suture material.
Product Specifications
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Item Code: PORTE AIGUILLE 15CM (Standard Surgical Needle Holder, 15 cm)
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Overall Length: 15 cm (approx. 6 inches)
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Configuration: Straight Heavy-Duty Shank with Cross-Serrated Jaws (Optional Tungsten Carbide inserts)
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Material: Medical-Grade Stainless Steel (ASTM F899 compliant)
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Finish: Satin (Anti-glare) / Corrosion-Resistant Passivation Polish
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Joint Type: Box Joint with Self-Retaining Ratchet Lock Mechanism
Key Features
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High-Grade Stainless Steel Construction: Forged from durable, corrosion-resistant steel built to withstand repeated high-temperature autoclave sterilization without pitting or degradation.
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Balanced Intermediate Reach: The 15 cm length provides an ideal balance between maneuverability and leverage for everyday surgical and clinical wound closures.
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Reinforced Grip Jaws: Precision-milled cross-serrations ensure a firm, non-slip hold on surgical needles of various sizes, preventing rotation during tissue penetration.
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Self-Retaining Ratchet Lock: Smooth-action multi-position locking mechanism secures the needle firmly in place, reducing hand fatigue during continuous or interrupted suturing.
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Ergonomic Finger Rings: Smoothly contoured handle rings provide comfortable leverage, optimal balance, and effortless release control.
Usage
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General, Plastic & Specialized Surgery: Indicated for holding surgical needles during routine skin closure, fascial repair, and soft-tissue approximation.
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Clinical & Hospital Utility: Essential standard instrument for hospital operating rooms, emergency departments, and outpatient surgical suites.