Mosquito Locking Forceps — Curved, 12.5 cm (Surgical Haemostat)

These are fine-tipped, curved locking forceps, commonly known as mosquito forceps or haemostats. Constructed from durable German stainless steel, they feature a ratchet lock mechanism just below the finger loops to hold the jaws securely clamped on tissue or materials without continuous hand pressure.

The 12.5 cm overall length provides an excellent balance of reach and fine control. The jaws are serrated to ensure a firm grip, and the instrument's satin finish minimises glare under bright operating lights. Designed for repeated professional use, these forceps are fully reusable and can be sterilised by autoclave.

Primarily used for clamping small blood vessels (haemostasis), grasping delicate tissues, or holding fine sutures during surgical, dental, or veterinary procedures.

Quality & compliance

Manufactured by an ISO 13485:2016-certified medical device producer (Cert. PK250801003, LMS Assessments Limited — IAF/EGAC accredited). EU MDR Authorised Representative in place for 2025-2026. All steel and surface treatments meet the REACH directive (EC 1907/2006). View our supplier certificates.

• Manufactured from German stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Overall length of 12.5 cm (125 mm) for precise control in confined spaces.
• Fine, curved jaws with a locking ratchet mechanism for secure, hands-free clamping.
• Satin finish reduces glare. Fully autoclavable for sterile clinical use.
• CE marked and conforms to ISO 9001, ISO 13485, and FDA standards.