DIXON-LOVELACE KOCHER FORCEPS SF-06-171

Premium Dixon-Lovelace Kocher Forceps 16cm, available in Straight SF-06-171 and Curved SF-06-172 patterns. Features aggressive 1×2 interlocking teeth with transverse serrations for secure grip on dense fascia and heavy tissues. Heavy-duty traumatic hemostat for general and orthopedic surgery. German stainless steel, box-jointed, ratchet lock, autoclavable, CE & ISO certified.

Dixon-Lovelace Kocher Haemostatic Tissue Forceps 16cm – SF-06-171 Straight & SF-06-172 Curved | SFKS SURGICAL

The Dixon-Lovelace Kocher Haemostatic Tissue Forceps 16cm, Ref No: SF-06-171 (Straight) & SF-06-172 (Curved) is a heavy-duty, traumatic surgical clamp designed for firm grasping of dense, tough tissues where a standard hemostat would slip.

This is an improved version of the classic Kocher forceps, featuring the Dixon-Lovelace pattern which offers a more precise jaw alignment and stronger grip.

What makes Kocher different from Crile/Kelly?
Crile and Kelly are for delicate vessels. Kocher with 1×2 teeth is TRAUMATIC – it has sharp interlocking teeth at the tip to hold thick fascia, skin, and bone membranes without slipping.

Two Patterns Available:

SF-06-171 – 16cm Straight: Best for surface tissue grasping, holding fascia during suturing, and clamping heavy bleeders.
SF-06-172 – 16cm Curved: Best for deep surgical fields where a curved jaw gives better line-of-sight and access around organs.

Key Features of SF-06-171 / SF-06-172:

1. Dixon-Lovelace Kocher Pattern: Premium heavy-duty pattern with superior tip alignment.
2. Aggressive 1×2 Teeth: One sharp tooth locks into two teeth for maximum grip on dense tissue – will not slip.
3. Transverse Serrations: Full jaw serrations + teeth = double security for hemostasis.
4. 16cm Optimal Length: Standard size for general, orthopedic, and gynecological surgery.
5. German Stainless Steel Construction: Forged from AISI 410 surgical steel, box-jointed, ratchet lock.
6. Traumatic But Controlled: Designed to hold, not crush, when used correctly.

Technical Specifications:

Attribute	Details
Product Name	Dixon-Lovelace Kocher Haemostatic Tissue Forceps
Reference No	SF-06-171 (Straight), SF-06-172 (Curved)
Length	16cm / 6.25″
Jaw Type	Straight / Curved, with 1×2 Interlocking Teeth
Serration	Transverse Serrations + 1×2 Teeth
Joint / Lock	Box Joint, Ratchet Lock
Material	German Stainless Steel – SFKS SURGICAL
Finish	Satin
Certification	CE, ISO 13485, Reusable, Autoclavable

Clinical Applications:

Grasping heavy fascia, holding dense tissue during excision, clamping bleeding vessels in thick tissue, orthopedic surgery, thyroid surgery, hysterectomy procedures.

FAQ:

Q: What is Dixon-Lovelace Kocher forceps used for?
It is used for holding thick, dense tissues like fascia and for controlling bleeding in heavy tissues where non-toothed forceps slip.

Q: What is difference between Kocher and Crile forceps?
Kocher has 1×2 sharp teeth and is traumatic for dense tissue, Crile has no teeth and is atraumatic for small vessels.

Q: Straight vs Curved Kocher – which is better?
Straight is for surface work, Curved (SF-06-172) is better for deep cavities and gives better visibility.

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