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Laproscopic Endo Clinch Grasping Forcep Premium Quality Laproscopy Instruments

Original price was: ₹5,000.00.Current price is: ₹2,650.00.

✅ What it is — the basic purpose

The Endo Clinch Grasping Forceps is a laparoscopic surgical instrument used in minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgery.
Its main function is to grasp, hold, manipulate or retract tissues or organs inside the body through small incisions (ports), enabling surgeons to perform tasks without large open incisions. JioMart+2EpiSurg+2
It is commonly used across various surgical specialties: general surgery, gynecology, urology, gastrointestinal surgery, etc.

Shaft diameter & length: Usually ~ 5 mm diameter, with working length around 330 mm (33 cm).
Material: Medical-grade stainless steel (some premium ones may use high-grade stainless steel or German stainless steel), providing durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with sterilization/autoclaving.
Jaw/Tip design: The “Clinch” (or “Endo-Clinch / Clinch”) jaws often have serrated or fenestrated surfaces — to provide secure grip on tissue; designs aim to be atraumatic, meaning they hold tissue firmly without causing undue damage.
Handle & control: Usually features an ergonomic handle for surgeon comfort/control, often with a locking (ratchet) mechanism — so once tissue is grasped, the surgeon can lock the forceps instead of continuously applying pressure.
Insulation (if for electrosurgery): Some Clinch graspers are designed to be used with electrosurgical cautery (monopolar), thus their shaft may be insulated to protect surrounding tissues and to permit safe energy transfer.
Reusable / Autoclavable: Many models (especially premium ones) are reusable and can be sterilized (autoclaved) for repeated use.
Variants: There are “disposable” single-use versions too. Some models may have slightly different jaw types (fenestrated, serrated, atraumatic), or different handle configurations depending on surgical need.

Secure, precise tissue grasping: The serrated/fenestrated jaws + ratchet locking allow the surgeon to hold tissues firmly and securely, preventing slippage even in delicate operations.
Reduced tissue trauma: The “atraumatic” design of jaws minimizes damage to soft tissues/organs — important in sensitive structures like bowel, vessels, or delicate organs.
Deep access with minimal invasiveness: The long shaft lets surgeons reach deep inside abdominal/pelvic cavities through small laparoscopic ports.
Versatility across surgeries: Because of its generic design, it can be used in general surgery, gynecological operations, urological surgeries, GI procedures — anywhere tissue needs to be held or manipulated laparoscopically.
Comfort & ergonomics: The ergonomic handle reduces surgeon fatigue, especially in long operations; locking ratchet makes holding easier; insulation (if present) enhances safety when used with electrosurgical devices. Reusability (or Disposable options): Facilities can choose reusable stainless-steel versions (cost-effective over time) or disposable single-use versions (maintaining sterility, eliminating re-processing) depending on their needs.

The Endo Clinch Grasper is used for:

Grasping and holding soft tissues — bowel loops, peritoneum, organs, etc.
Retracting organs or tissues to expose surgical area or maintain access.
Stabilizing tissues while performing dissection, cauterization, suturing, or other manipulations.
Sometimes assisting in specimen or foreign-body retrieval when precise grasp is needed (depending on jaws/forceps tip design).

Because in a well-made version:

It combines high-quality stainless steel, insulated shaft if required, ergonomic handle, secure locking mechanism, ** atraumatic yet firm jaws**, and appropriate dimensions — making it a reliable, versatile, safe tool.
When reusable and autoclavable, it offers cost efficiency and long-term durability.
Its design helps minimize tissue trauma, maximize precision, and improve maneuverability — all critical for successful minimally invasive surgery.