Instrument catalog
Needle Holders
Needle holders grasp suture needles during oral and periodontal procedures. Jaw profile, insert type, length, ratchet action, and handle configuration identify the variant.
Buyers should specify the exact pattern and working-end detail, then define alignment and action acceptance. For carbide-insert options, attachment integrity and the agreed functional test should be covered.
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 15cm
31467•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 18cm
31468•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 20cm
31470•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 23cm
31471•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 26cm
31472•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 31cm
31473•Made to order
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Needle HoldersDeBakey Needle Holder (Crile Wood), Straight, Tungsten Carbide Jaws Inserted, 37cm
31474•Made to order
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Technical buyer guide
Procurement considerations for needle holders
- Jaw profile and insert type
- Length and ratchet action
- Handle configuration
- Alignment and functional test
Buyer FAQs
What distinguishes a needle holder in an RFQ?
State the jaw profile, insert type, length, ratchet action, finish, and the accepted sample or test method.
Can standard and carbide versions share a family?
Yes, provided each has a clear variant label and a separate controlled reference.