GDC Hemostats Mosquito Straight 12cm - H4

Name: GDC Hemostats Mosquito Straight 12cm - H4
Brand: GDC
SKU: AMGDC-2609036
Price: 400.00 INR
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GDC Hemostats Mosquito Straight 12cm - H4

Rs. 400.00 ~~Rs. 735.00~~ 46% Off

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GDC Hemostats Mosquito Straight (H4) is a multipurpose instrument used to clamp off blood vessels, remove small root tips, and grasp loose objects during dental and oral surgical procedures. Its straight Halsted-style beaks and locking ratchet provide a strong, reliable grip for controlling bleeding.

Manufactured by GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd. in India, the hemostat is commonly used for small blood vessels but is also suited to holding small sutures and performing fine tissue dissection when needed.

Lightweight and easy to grip, the H4 is built from stainless steel for durability and shape retention, with an effective locking ratchet mechanism and finger-friendly design that supports easy engagement and release during use.

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Brand: GDC
Benefits: The H4's locking ratchet gives clinicians a secure, hands-free clamp on blood vessels or tissue once engaged, supporting effective hemostasis during procedures. Its lightweight design and comfortable grip reduce finger strain over repeated use, while the sharp, precise working ends support versatile use beyond hemostasis, including tissue dissection and suture handling. The corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction supports long-term durability and reliable sterilization.
Features: #. Straight Halsted-style beaks for a secure clamping grip
#. Effective locking ratchet mechanism
#. Lightweight design, easy to grip, with less stress on fingers
#. Made of stainless steel for shape retention and durability
#. Sharp working ends for precise handling
#. Corrosion-resistant construction
#. Autoclavable for routine sterilization
Indications: Indicated for clamping off small blood vessels to control bleeding, removing small root tips, grasping loose objects, holding small sutures, and fine tissue dissection during dental and oral surgical procedures.