Artery Forceps Bipolar Clamps, also known as hemostats, are essential surgical instruments used to clamp, grip, and control blood vessels during various medical procedures. These forceps come in various sizes and designs, each tailored to specific surgical applications. Whether used in general surgery, vascular procedures, or other medical specialties, artery forceps play a crucial role in achieving precise hemostasis and ensuring a bloodless surgical field. Their serrated jaws and locking mechanisms provide surgeons with the necessary control to manage bleeding effectively. Artery forceps are a fundamental tool in the arsenal of surgical instruments, emphasizing the significance of surgical precision and patient safety in the field of medicine. Artery Forceps Bipolar Clamps are surgical tools that combine grasping and sealing functions. They clamp blood vessels and simultaneously use electrical current (electrocautery) to seal them, effectively controlling bleeding during surgery. These clamps are typically available in sizes 16.5-21.5cm with curved jaw.