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KMedic Product Information<br />

Instrument type/name:<br />

aka:<br />

Olsen Hegar Needle Holders<br />

Needle Driver, Drivers<br />

Raw material:<br />

Surface:<br />

Main function:<br />

Where used mostly:<br />

Forgings from stainless steel<br />

They are available with and without TC inserts<br />

Silk matte satin finish<br />

Gold-plated handles identify the Tungsten Carbide tips<br />

To hold and guide suture needles securely for suturing.<br />

This is a combination scissors and needle holder, which<br />

speeds up the suturing process.<br />

Veterinary, podiatric and dental surgery, where assistants<br />

are often not available<br />

Important product features:<br />

Useful hints in usage:<br />

Special care instructions:<br />

Tungsten carbide inserts in jaws are harder than needle<br />

steel. Precision-milled inserts provide a nonslip grip. They<br />

have exceptional durability. The jaws of a TC needle holder<br />

can be replaced when worn. The jaws of regular stainless<br />

steel needle holders cannot be replaced; in many situations<br />

the TC needle holder is therefore the more economical<br />

choice.<br />

Shorter ones are used for working close to the surface.<br />

Longer ones are for deeper cavities. The smaller the<br />

needle, the smaller the jaws of the needle holder. If the<br />

needle is too large to be held securely, select a larger size<br />

needle holder. Otherwise, the needle may slip, or the needle<br />

holder may be overstressed, causing fatigue or breakage.<br />

Delicate needle holders are easily overstressed if used with<br />

a needle which is too long⎯choose the appropriate size.<br />

Other comments: The most popular model is KM 41-428.<br />

Instrument subtypes:<br />

B45

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