Surgical Instrument
Surgical forceps are hand-held instruments used to grasp, hold or apply pressure to tissue, needles, swabs or small objects during surgery. At SurgiPro we manufacture the full range in German surgical-grade stainless steel, supplied manufacturer-direct to clinics, hospitals and distributors across the USA.
Types of surgical forceps
- Atraumatic (tissue) forceps – fine, non-crushing DeBakey-style jaws for delicate tissue and vessels.
- Adson dressing & tissue forceps – narrow precise tips for skin closure, suturing and dressing.
- Hemostatic forceps – locking clamps (Kelly, Crile, Halsted mosquito) to control bleeding.
- Splinter forceps – sharp fine points for removing splinters and foreign bodies.
- Sponge (holding) forceps – ringed jaws for gripping swabs and skin prep.
- Gynecological & obstetrical forceps – specialty patterns for OB/GYN procedures.
- Bronchial & esophageal forceps – long reach for airway and GI foreign-body removal.
- Tungsten carbide forceps – TC inserts for a sharper, longer-lasting grip.
How to choose
Select by jaw pattern (toothed for firm grip vs non-toothed/atraumatic for delicate tissue), length to match the depth of the field, and serrations or tungsten-carbide inserts for extra hold. Every SurgiPro forceps is fully autoclavable, reusable, and available for bulk and OEM / private-label orders.
Frequently asked questions
Are SurgiPro forceps German stainless steel?
Yes – crafted from German surgical-grade stainless steel for precision, corrosion resistance and long service life.
What is the difference between toothed and non-toothed forceps?
Toothed (tissue) forceps grip firmly for tougher tissue; non-toothed atraumatic or dressing forceps hold delicate tissue and vessels without crushing them.
Are they autoclavable and reusable?
Yes, all forceps are fully autoclavable and built for repeated sterilization.
Do you offer bulk or OEM orders?
Yes – we are manufacturer-direct and support wholesale, bulk and private-label orders shipped to the USA.
Surgical scissors are precision cutting instruments used to cut tissue, suture, bandages and other materials during surgical and clinical procedures. SurgiPro manufactures the complete range in German surgical-grade stainless steel, shipped manufacturer-direct across the USA.
Types of surgical scissors
- Operating scissors (Mayo, Metzenbaum) – tissue dissection and general cutting, straight or curved.
- Iris & micro scissors – fine, delicate cutting for ophthalmic and microsurgery.
- Bandage & utility scissors (Lister, Knowles) – safe cutting of dressings and bandages with a blunt probe tip.
- Cast & utility shears – heavy-duty cutting of casts and tough material.
- Superior-cut scissors – micro-serrated edge that grips tissue for a cleaner cut.
- Tungsten carbide scissors – TC blades that stay sharp far longer than standard steel.
How to choose
Choose straight blades for surface work and curved blades for depth; blunt/blunt tips for safety near tissue and sharp tips for fine dissection; and tungsten-carbide blades where longevity matters. All SurgiPro scissors are fully autoclavable and available for bulk and OEM orders.
Frequently asked questions
Are SurgiPro scissors German stainless steel?
Yes – made from German surgical-grade stainless steel, with optional tungsten-carbide blades for extended sharpness.
When should I use curved vs straight scissors?
Straight scissors suit surface and superficial cutting; curved scissors give better visibility and control when cutting at depth.
What is the difference between Mayo and Metzenbaum scissors?
Mayo scissors are heavier for cutting tougher tissue and sutures; Metzenbaum scissors are finer for delicate tissue dissection.
Do you supply scissors in bulk or OEM?
Yes – manufacturer-direct wholesale, bulk and private-label orders are available to the USA.
A surgical needle holder — also called a needle driver — is a locking instrument used to grasp and drive a suturing needle through tissue. SurgiPro manufactures needle holders in German surgical-grade stainless steel, with tungsten-carbide jaw options, supplied manufacturer-direct across the USA.
Types of needle holders
- Mayo-Hegar – ring-handled general needle holder for routine suturing.
- Olsen-Hegar – combined needle holder and suture scissors in one instrument.
- Castroviejo – spring/lock action for microsurgery and ophthalmic suturing.
- Crile-Wood – fine jaws for delicate suturing.
- Tungsten carbide (gold-handled) – TC inserts for a superior, longer-lasting grip on the needle.
How to choose
Match the jaw size to your needle and suture gauge, and the length to the depth of the field. Tungsten-carbide jaws (marked by gold handles) grip smaller needles securely and last longer. All SurgiPro needle holders are fully autoclavable and available for bulk and OEM orders.
Frequently asked questions
Is a needle holder the same as a needle driver?
Yes – "needle holder" and "needle driver" are two names for the same instrument used to hold and drive a suturing needle.
Why do some needle holders have gold handles?
Gold handles indicate tungsten-carbide jaw inserts, which grip the needle more firmly and resist wear far better than standard steel.
Are SurgiPro needle holders autoclavable?
Yes, all are fully autoclavable German stainless steel and built for repeated sterilization.
Do you offer bulk or OEM needle holders?
Yes – manufacturer-direct wholesale, bulk and private-label orders ship to the USA.
Surgical scalpels and blades are the primary cutting instruments used to make precise incisions in skin and tissue. A scalpel is made of a reusable handle and a sharp, replaceable blade. SurgiPro manufactures scalpel handles in German surgical-grade stainless steel, supplied manufacturer-direct to clinics, hospitals and distributors across the USA.
Types of scalpel handles
- No. 3 handle – the standard handle; accepts #10, #11, #12 and #15 blades for general and fine surgery.
- No. 4 handle – a larger handle; accepts #20–#24 blades for heavier tissue and larger incisions.
- No. 7 handle – a slim, pencil-grip handle for delicate, precise work; takes #10–#15 blades.
- Round & fluted handles – textured patterns for a secure, non-slip grip.
Scalpel blade shapes
- #10 – curved cutting edge for general skin and tissue incisions.
- #11 – sharp, pointed blade for stab incisions and precise punctures.
- #12 – hooked blade for suture removal and ENT procedures.
- #15 – small curved blade for fine, short and precise incisions.
- #20–#24 – larger curved blades for heavy tissue, used with the #4 handle.
How to choose
First match the blade number to the handle — #10 to #15 blades fit the No. 3 handle, while #20 to #24 blades fit the No. 4 handle. Then pick the blade shape by the type of incision (a #10 for general cuts, a #15 for fine work, a #11 for stab incisions). All SurgiPro scalpel handles are reusable German stainless steel, fully autoclavable, and available for bulk and OEM orders.
Frequently asked questions
Which blades fit which scalpel handle?
#10–#15 blades fit the No. 3 and No. 7 handles; #20–#24 blades fit the larger No. 4 handle.
What is a #10, #11 and #15 blade used for?
The #10 is for general skin incisions, the #11 for stab incisions and punctures, and the #15 for fine, precise cutting.
Are SurgiPro scalpel handles reusable and autoclavable?
Yes – the handles are reusable German stainless steel and fully autoclavable; blades are single-use and replaced between procedures.
Do you offer bulk or OEM orders?
Yes – we are manufacturer-direct and support wholesale, bulk and private-label orders shipped to the USA.
Suture Forceps
The term "Surgipro suture sundries" refers to a broad variety of items. The following are examples of common types that belong under this category: Carriers of ligatures: This device, which comes in a range of sizes and shapes, aids in the placing of ligatures during specialized procedures, such as urological treatments.
Surgical Needle Extenders
Surgical Needle Extenders are available in 3, 4, 5, and 6 inch lengths from SurgiPro. Surgical needle extenders are used in a variety of obstetrical and gynaecological operations, including hysteroscopy, to deliver anaesthesia to the area around the cervix.
Surgical Towel Clamps:
To securely retain the surgical drape during a major surgery, surgical towel clamps are introduced through the ground drapes (at an edge where two drapes touch) and through the skin's surface.
The surgical cast instruments can be used to remove any type of cast. Surgipro surgical cast cutting equipment should only be used by a licenced medical professional. Patients should never attempt to remove a surgical cast on their own to avoid injury and aid in proper healing.
Vein Strippers
The Vein Stripper uses an up-to-date technology for easy and effective handling.
The product offers high reliability based on the components:
Each packing of vein strippers includes various olives in the sizes of 9, 12 and 15 mm diameter to comply with all common cases. This makes the set suitable for all patients independent of their size. It reduces cost of storage as only one set fits all applications.
Easy handling
Both ends of the wire can be utilized with the olives and the handle. It allows you to use the wire in reverse by simply swapping out the handle and olive while keeping the rope in place.
Surgical Trocars & Biopsy Needles
Surgical Trocars & Biopsy Needles are being employed to do laparoscopic surgery in current times. This instrument is used to remove fluids within the body. The trocar is inserted into body cavity as a drainage outlet.
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Diagnostic Instruments
SurgiPro can help you retain the efficiency and consistency your lab requires, whether you need to repair, replace, streamline, or optimize your surgical instruments. For more information call us 877-252-5865 or email surgipro@surgipro.com.
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GallBladder Instruments
During gallbladder surgery, gallbladder surgical instruments are used to identify and extract stones. Single-ended or double-ended designs are available.
Some have a flexible construction that blends in well with the gallbladder's anatomy. They come in a variety of sizes and styles.
One of the specialized instrument that is used commonly to approximate ribs for suturing. It is also known as spreader consist of tightened bar retractor having two internal confronting with sharp teeth that makes it flexible for different surgical procedures. Bailey Rib Contractor comes in different variation such as pediatric, lightweight, and standard. It help to close the gaping wound for optimum healing. The instrument is made up of high quality German stainless steel and can also be reuse after sterilization.
The Intestinal Instruments are used in the operation of the intestines. Intestinal, intestine, and colorectal surgery can all benefit from these surgical instruments.