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The Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder is a standard clinical instrument with a straight jaw configuration and ratcheted handle for secure needle control. The 7-inch overall length provides a comfortable working length for a wide range of applications. Constructed from stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with standard autoclave sterilization. Reusable.
Physician offices, urgent care centers, and clinical procedure rooms that stock needle holders as a standard instrument will find the 5665 a 7-inch straight stainless steel option with a ratcheted handle and autoclave compatibility. Central sterile supply departments managing instrument reprocessing will find the stainless steel construction straightforward to clean, inspect, and autoclave between uses. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock clinical instruments will find the 5665 a consistently available 7-inch straight Mayo-Hegar needle holder.
What is a Mayo-Hegar needle holder used for?
A Mayo-Hegar needle holder is used to grasp and drive needles during clinical procedures. The ratcheted handle locks the needle securely in the jaws, allowing controlled driving force and clean release for repositioning.
What is the difference between straight and curved needle holders?
Straight needle holders are used for applications with direct, unobstructed access. Curved needle holders are used when the angle or location requires a curved approach for better needle placement and control. The straight 7-inch Mayo-Hegar is the most commonly used configuration for general use.
Are these autoclavable?
Yes. These stainless steel needle holders are compatible with standard autoclave sterilization. Follow your facility's sterilization protocols and inspect the instrument for wear, jaw damage, or ratchet failure before each use.
Are these reusable?
Yes. These are reusable stainless steel instruments designed for repeated use with proper cleaning, inspection, and sterilization between uses. Replace when the jaws show significant wear or the ratchet no longer holds securely.