Professional Hartmann Mosquito Forceps for Fine Hemostasis and Delicate Surgery
The Hartmann Mosquito Forceps are essential hemostatic tools for surgeons working in highly confined surgical fields. As specialized, delicate artery forceps, these instruments are primarily utilized to clamp minute vessels and control bleeding with minimal tissue trauma. By offering a shorter 10cm profile compared to standard patterns, these surgical hemostatic clamps provide the superior maneuverability required for plastic surgery and intricate pediatric procedures where precision is paramount.
Forged from elite AISI 420 surgical stainless steel, our Hartmann Forceps are designed to maintain their alignment and grip through rigorous clinical use. The straight mosquito forceps variant is excellent for superficial ligation, while the curved mosquito forceps profile allows for better visibility when navigating around delicate structures. Featuring a non-glare satin finish and a smooth box joint, these surgical dissecting forceps from Adas Instruments represent the pinnacle of craftsmanship and reliability for modern operating rooms.
Surgical Applications
- Ophthalmic Surgery: Ideal for clamping tiny vessels in the delicate anatomy of the eye.
- Pediatric Surgery: Perfectly scaled for use in neonatal and infant surgical environments.
- Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Used for precise hemostasis during facial and hand surgeries.
- Dental Surgery: Effective for securing small tissues and vessels in oral surgical procedures.
Care and Maintenance Guidelines
- Post-Operative Rinse: Always rinse the forceps under cool water immediately after use to prevent bio-burden from drying.
- Cleaning Solution: Use only neutral pH enzymatic detergents; avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the satin finish.
- Ultrasonic Cleaning: Highly recommended for removing debris from the fine serrations; keep the ratchet open during the cycle.
- Joint Care: Apply a drop of water-soluble surgical lubricant to the box joint before sterilization to ensure smooth action.
- Sterilization: Fully autoclavable. Standard cycles are 134°C for 3.5 minutes or 121°C for 20 minutes for total sterility.

Technical Information
| Product Name | Hartmann Mosquito Forceps |
| Alternative Name | Baby Mosquito Forceps |
| Standard Length | 10 cm (4″) |
| Jaw Pattern | Fully Serrated (Transverse) |
| Available Profiles | Straight and Curved Tips |
| Material | German AISI 420 Stainless Steel |
| Surface Finish | Satin Matte Finish |
| Locking Type | Ratchet Mechanism |
| Joint Type | Box Joint |
| Hardness | 48-52 HRC |
| Warranty | Lifetime Technical Warranty |
| Certifications | CE, ISO 13485, FDA Approved |
People Also Ask
Q: What makes Hartmann mosquito forceps different from Halsted mosquito forceps?
A: Hartmann mosquito forceps are shorter (typically 10cm) and more delicate than the Halsted pattern (typically 12.5cm), making them better for very small surgical sites.
Q: Are Hartmann forceps used for blunt dissection?
A: Yes, their fine tips and serrated jaws make them useful for spreading and dissecting soft tissues in narrow areas besides their primary role in hemostasis.
Q: Can these be used in veterinary surgery?
A: Absolutely, their small size and precision make them very popular in veterinary medicine for small animal procedures and avian surgery.
Q: How should I store my Hartmann forceps to prevent damage?
A: Store them in a dry, moisture-free environment. Use tip protectors or ensure they are not crowded in a tray where the delicate tips can be bent or blunted.
Browse Related Surgical Instruments
Adas Instruments provides a comprehensive range of premium hemostatic tools. For slightly larger needs, consider our Halsted Mosquito Forceps or the specialized Adson Hemostatic Forceps. You can explore more options in our Micro Surgery Instruments category or browse our Dressing and Tissue Forceps collection.






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