The Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder is a unique surgical instrument that combines both needle holding and cutting functions. It features integrated scissors in the jaw, allowing surgeons to suture and cut without switching tools. The 5.5" size is ideal for delicate procedures and is popular in both human and veterinary practices.

• Material: Premium surgical-grade stainless steel (SS304/SS316)

• Length: 5.5 inches

• Jaw Features:

o Cross-serrated needle holding jaws

o Integrated scissor blades

• Handle: Finger-ring with ratchet lock

• Function: Dual-purpose – hold the needle + cut suture

• Standard Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder

• TC Olsen-Hegar (Optional) – with Tungsten Carbide inserts (usually gold handle)

• Single reusable instrument

• Stainless Steel (SS304 / SS316)

• Optional Tungsten Carbide inserts (TC)

• Surgical Suturing Instruments

• Used for suturing and cutting during minor and major surgical procedures.

•  Especially useful in plastic surgery, general surgery, and OB/GYN.

• Ideal for small animal surgery, especially where both holding and cutting are needed.

• Preferred in mobile vet kits for field use due to its dual function.

• Two-in-One Tool: Combines needle holder and scissors.

• Saves Time: No need to switch between instruments.

• Compact & Precise: 5.5” size ideal for fine and controlled procedures.

• Autoclavable: Fully sterilizable and reusable.

• Learning Curve: Requires skill to avoid accidental cutting.

• Not Ideal for Heavy Sutures: Better suited for finer materials.

•  Ensure proper grip to avoid unintentional cutting.

•  Do not use for wire sutures.

•  Sterilize before and after each procedure

•  HS Code: 9018.39

•  HSN Code: 9018.39.00

•  Description: Surgical instruments including needle holders with scissors

•  Sterilization Method: Autoclave

•  Temperature: 121–134°C

•  Cycle: 15–30 mins depending on sterilizer

1.  What makes the Olsen-Hegar different from regular needle holders? It has built-in scissors so you can cut sutures immediately after placing them.

2.  What is the size best used for? 5.5” is perfect for small, precise procedures, especially in small animal or hand surgery.

3.  Is this instrument reusable? Yes, it’s fully reusable and autoclavable.

4.  Can I use it with heavy-duty sutures? It's better suited for fine to medium sutures.

5.  Is a TC (Tungsten Carbide) version available? Yes, with gold handles indicating TC inserts for enhanced durability.