Professional Micro Mosquito Forceps for High-Precision Hemostasis and Microsurgery
Micro Mosquito Forceps with Delicate Tips are specialized hemostatic tools designed for surgeons who require the highest level of precision in narrow anatomical spaces. As a premier delicate mosquito forceps, these instruments are essential for clamping minute blood vessels and preventing hemorrhage during intricate procedures. By utilizing an ultra-fine jaw profile, these surgical hemostatic clamps allow for better visibility and access than standard artery forceps, making them a staple in plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Forged from high-quality AISI 420 surgical stainless steel, our micro mosquito forceps offer exceptional corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. Whether you are using a straight mosquito forceps for superficial ligation or a curved mosquito forceps for navigating deep tissue structures, the ergonomic ring handles and smooth box joint ensure fluid movement. These surgical dissecting forceps are meticulously calibrated to provide consistent clamping force, meeting the rigorous standards required by modern clinical environments and surgical teams worldwide.
Surgical Applications
- Plastic Surgery: Ideal for fine tissue manipulation and clamping small bleeders during facial procedures.
- Microsurgery: Used for securing tiny vessels and nerves during reconstructive and graft surgeries.
- Ophthalmic Surgery: Perfectly scaled for the delicate anatomy of the eye and surrounding tissues.
- Pediatric Surgery: Small tip dimensions are suitable for the reduced surgical fields found in neonatal care.
Care and Maintenance Guidelines
- Initial Rinse: Immediately rinse the forceps under cold water post-surgery to remove all organic debris.
- Cleaning Protocol: Use a neutral pH enzymatic detergent; avoid using metal brushes on the delicate serrated tips.
- Ultrasonic Cleaning: Safe for use in ultrasonic baths; ensure the forceps are in the open position for maximum coverage.
- Lubrication: Apply surgical-grade lubricant to the box joint and ratchet mechanism before every autoclave cycle.
- Sterilization: Fully autoclavable at 134°C for 3.5 minutes or 121°C for 20 minutes to ensure total sterility.
Technical Information
| Product Name | Micro Mosquito Forceps |
| Alternative Name | Ultra Fine Hemostat |
| Standard Length | 12 cm (4.75″) |
| Tip Profile | Ultra Delicate / Micro Tip |
| Jaw Pattern | Fully Serrated |
| Profiles | Straight and Curved Patterns |
| Material | German AISI 420 Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Anti-Reflective Satin Finish |
| Locking Type | Multi-Position Ratchet Lock |
| Hardness | 50-54 HRC |
| Warranty | Lifetime Technical Warranty |
| Certifications | CE, ISO 13485, FDA Approved |
People Also Ask
Q: What is the difference between Halsted Mosquito and Micro Mosquito forceps?
A: Micro Mosquito forceps have significantly finer and more delicate tips compared to the standard Halsted pattern, making them better suited for microsurgery and tiny vessels.
Q: When should I use curved micro mosquito forceps instead of straight ones?
A: Curved tips are used when you need to navigate around anatomical structures or reach vessels in deeper, narrow cavities without obstructing your view.
Q: Are these forceps suitable for holding needles?
A: No, mosquito forceps are designed for tissue and vessel clamping. Using them to hold needles can damage the delicate serrations; a dedicated needle holder should be used instead.
Q: How can I prevent my micro mosquito forceps from rusting?
A: Ensure they are thoroughly dried after cleaning and before sterilization, and always use pH-neutral detergents to maintain the protective layer of the stainless steel.
Browse Related Surgical Instruments
Adas Instruments carries a wide selection of specialized clamping tools. For other delicate hemostatic options, explore our Halsted Mosquito Forceps or the Adson Hemostatic Forceps. You can also find high-precision tools in our Micro Surgery Instruments category and our full range of Dressing and Tissue Forceps.




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