Hemostat

is a type of locking forceps used to clamp blood vessels or small tissue to control bleeding during surgery.

Styles:

Mosquito hemostat – small, delicate; ideal for facial or pediatric procedures. 

Kelly hemostat – larger, general-purpose; available in straight or curved styles .

Common features:

• Serrated jaws for grip.
• Locking ratcheting handles to hold tissue securely.
• Often made from stainless steel and come in various sizes (e.g., 5″, 6.5″).

Mayo–Hegar needle holder

is a common surgical tool used for suturing that provides a strong grip on needles. The TC version has tungsten-carbide inserts which greatly improve grip durability and precision

The 6-inch variant is mid-range—very popular in general surgery due to its balance of comfort and control 

 Why Choose 6″ TC?

• Enhanced durability thanks to carbide inserts.
• Gold‑ring handles for easy identification in an instrument tray 
• Ergonomic length suited for most suturing tasks without excess bulk.