Surgical Retractors and Mouth Gags
Sklar Instruments Gelpi Retractor, Sklar, 3-1/2 in., 2 Prongs Sharp, Stainless Steel. EA/1.
Gelpi Retractor, Sklar, 3-1/2 in., 2 Prongs Sharp, Stainless Steel. The Sklar Gelpi Retractor is a ratcheted, finger ring retractor often used in smaller surgical sites. Once the targeted tissue has been held back, the locking mechanism allows the retractor to remain in place, and does not require someone to hold it during the procedure. The Gelpi retractor has a single sharp prong on each tip that is turned outward, sideways, at a 90 degree angle. This product is straight with 1 sharp prong on each tip and a length of 3-1/2 inches.
Med Vet International Covault Retractor, 7 in., Von Klaus German Surgical Steel
The Von Klaus line of instruments is made of high quality German stainless steel, expertly crafted and comes with a lifetime warranty when used for their intended surgical purpose.
World Precision Instrument Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining, 16.5cm, 3x4 Blunt Prongs
A Weitlaner Retractor is a self-retaining, handheld surgical instrument used to hold soft tissues apart during surgical procedures to give the surgeon access to the site. The retractor is self-retaining, meaning it remains in place once it is positioned, freeing your hands. The Weitlaner Retractor has two parallel blades with prongs, each with blunt or sharp, curved, and slightly tapered ends. The retractor has a ratchet locking mechanism to secure the blades with the desired spread. This mechanism enables easy adjustment of the retraction angle and provides stability during the procedure. The ring handles give you a firm, comfortable grip. These Weitlaner Retractors have 3 x 4 prong configuration, with 3 prongs on one blade and 4 on the other. They are 16.5 cm (6.5") long and can have a spread of 6.5 or 7 cm. They are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, both of which are autoclavable.
World Precision Instrument Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining, 10.2cm, 2x3 Blunt Prongs, German
A Weitlaner Retractor is a self-retaining, handheld surgical instrument used to hold soft tissues apart during surgical procedures to give the surgeon access to the site. The retractor is self-retaining, meaning it remains in place once it is positioned, freeing your hands. The Weitlaner Retractor has two parallel blades with prongs, each with blunt or sharp, curved, and slightly tapered ends. The retractor has a ratchet locking mechanism to secure the blades with the desired spread. This mechanism enables easy adjustment of the retraction angle and provides stability during the procedure. The ring handles give you a firm, comfortable grip. These Weitlaner Retractors have 2 x 3 prong configuration, with 2 prongs on one blade and 3 on the other. They are 10.2 cm (4") long and can have a spread of 3 or 4 cm. They are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, both of which are autoclavable.
World Precision Instrument Barraquer Retractor, 4cm, 10x4mm blades, German
Barraquer Wire Retractor, also known as a wire speculum or wire lid retractor, is a surgical instrument used in ophthalmic surgery to hold the eyelids open and maintain exposure during eye procedures. It consists of a thin wire loop or loops that are gently inserted between the eyelids and then expanded to keep the eyelids apart. The wire loops have a curved shape that conforms to the contour of the eyelids, allowing for secure and comfortable placement. This wire retractor give you a clear and unobstructed view of the surgical site, while also preventing unintentional blinking and protecting the eyelids from accidental injury. These retractors are 4 cm (1.5") long, and the wire blades are 10 x 4 mm and 7 mm deep. The maximum spread is 3 cm. These wire retractors are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel. Always clean your surgical instruments as soon as your finish with them. These may be autoclaved or sterilized chemically.
World Precision Instrument Weitlaner Retractor, Self-Retaining, 10.2cm, 2x3 Blunt Prongs
A Weitlaner Retractor is a self-retaining, handheld surgical instrument used to hold soft tissues apart during surgical procedures to give the surgeon access to the site. The retractor is self-retaining, meaning it remains in place once it is positioned, freeing your hands. The Weitlaner Retractor has two parallel blades with prongs, each with blunt or sharp, curved, and slightly tapered ends. The retractor has a ratchet locking mechanism to secure the blades with the desired spread. This mechanism enables easy adjustment of the retraction angle and provides stability during the procedure. The ring handles give you a firm, comfortable grip. These Weitlaner Retractors have 2 x 3 prong configuration, with 2 prongs on one blade and 3 on the other. They are 10.2 cm (4") long and can have a spread of 3 or 4 cm. They are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, both of which are autoclavable.
World Precision Instrument Senn Retractor, 15.9 cm, Blunt
The Senn Retractor is a hand retractor named after the German surgeon August Carl Senn. The Senn retractor lets you gently hold back or retract tissues for better visibility and access to the surgical site. It is commonly used in procedures involving skin, subcutaneous tissues, or superficial muscles. The retractor's blades can be inserted between layers of tissue and gently maneuvered to create the desired exposure. Use it for wound exposure, soft tissue dissection, or orthopedic applications. The two ended handle has both fenestrated and solid blades which are both flat, thin, and curved to facilitate tissue retraction and maneuverability. Choose either blunt or sharp blades. The WPI Senn Retractors are 15.9 cm (6.25") long. They are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, both of which are autoclavable. WPI recommends properly cleaning all your surgical instruments promptly after use.
World Precision Instrument Barraquer Retractor, 4cm, 10x4mm blades
Barraquer Wire Retractor, also known as a wire speculum or wire lid retractor, is a surgical instrument used in ophthalmic surgery to hold the eyelids open and maintain exposure during eye procedures. It consists of a thin wire loop or loops that are gently inserted between the eyelids and then expanded to keep the eyelids apart. The wire loops have a curved shape that conforms to the contour of the eyelids, allowing for secure and comfortable placement. This wire retractor give you a clear and unobstructed view of the surgical site, while also preventing unintentional blinking and protecting the eyelids from accidental injury. These retractors are 4 cm (1.5") long, and the wire blades are 10 x 4 mm and 7 mm deep. The maximum spread is 3 cm. These wire retractors are manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel. Always clean your surgical instruments as soon as your finish with them. These may be autoclaved or sterilized chemically.
World Precision Instrument Stevenson Retractor, 8cm, 3x3 Prongs
- 8cm (3") Long
- 3x3 Prongs
- 3mm Deep
- Maximum spread of 15mm
- Stainless steel grade : Stevens Retractor, Standard
World Precision Instrument ALM Self-Retaining Retractor, 7cm, 4x4 prongs, German
The ALM (Andrews-Lucia-McPherson) self-retaining retractor is a surgical instrument designed to hold the eyelids open during ophthalmic surgery, providing surgeons with a clear view of the eye. The two blades have a curved end that fits into the fornices of the eye. The adjustable blades are held in place by a spring-loaded mechanism. The ALM retractor was designed in the 1960s by three ophthalmologist. It is crafter of surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, and they may be autoclaved or sterilized using a chemical sterilant. Clean your surgical instruments promptly after every use to ensure a long life for your surgical tools.