CV Elite – Titanium Castroviejo Micro Needle Holder

Micro Needle Holder - Round Handle undefined Jacobson Micro Needle Holder with A Regular Lock Box is made to hold needles for suturing, commonly in cardiothoracic transplant surgeries, with suture size 7-0 and smaller. It features a round short knurled handle for improved stability and reduced slippage. A variety of jaws are offered to accommodate different surgeon demands, and they all are impregnated with tungsten carbide dust to improve grip. This needle holder is made of operating room grade stainless steel, is crafted by experienced instrument makers in Germany, and is polished to a dull satin finish to reduce glare.

Micro Needle Holder (For Large Needles) streamlined box lock, round handle, jaw surfaces impregnated w/ fine tungsten carbide dust, use w/ 2-0 & smaller suture

Micro Needle Holder - Extended Knurled Round Handle - Regular Box Lock round handle, 8.0 mm diameter extended knurling, jaw surfaces impregnated w/ fine tungsten carbide dust, straight jaws, use w/ 7-0 & smaller suture, 9-1/2" (24.0 cm) Titanium Jacobson Micro Needle Holder with Regular Box Lock is used in many cardiothoracic surgeries to hold suture needles, and is compatible with 5-0 and smaller suture. Its jaws are impregnated with a fine tungsten carbide dust that adds grip while reducing wear on both the jaws and needle. It features a round handle with extra knurling for improved manipulation and grip. This needle holder's blue anodized titanium construction makes it both lighter and stronger, as well as making it non-magnetic.

Micro Needle Holder - Ring Handle ring handle, jaw surfaces impregnated w/ fine tungsten carbide dust, straight jaws (use w/ 5-0 & smaller suture) Jacobson Micro Needle Holder is used for suturing in cardiovascular procedures with 5-0 and smaller suture. This needle holder has straight jaws that are impregnated with tungsten carbide dust to improve their grip and durability, and ring handles to improve control. It is made of operating room grade stainless steel, is crafted by experienced instrument makers in Germany, and is polished to a dull satin finish to reduce glare.