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Sklar 85-6450 - Penile Clamp, Stockman-Zipser, Spring Loaded, Stainless Steel, OR Grade, Nonsterile - 1/Each
The Sklar Stockman-Zipser penile clamp is a spring-loaded clamp, one that closes by spring action. It is made of stainless steel and is OR grade. It is supplied nonsterile.
Stockman-Zipser style penile clamp
Spring-loaded grip style
Stainless steel construction
OR grade instrument
Nonsterile
Sklar manufacturer number 85-6450
Sold as 1 each
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Unit Of Measure
Each
Manufacturer Item Number
85-6450
Manufacturer Name
Sklar
Manufacturer Number
85-6450
Application
Penile Clamp
Brand Or Series
Sklar®
Qty Per Unit of Measure
1
Grade
OR Grade
Sterility
NonSterile
Grip Style
Spring Loaded
Material
Stainless Steel
Style
Stockman-Zipser
FAQ
What is included in Clamps?
This category lists Clamps products from brands including McKesson Brand, Allied Healthcare and Sklar.
Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Clamps?
Brands include McKesson Brand, Allied Healthcare, Sklar, Bard, BR Surgical and V. Mueller, among others.
Can facilities order Clamps in bulk or get a quote?
Yes. Facilities can order Clamps in bulk by opening a company account and choosing Request a Quote in the cart, or by emailing [email protected]. Quotes are turned around in under 48 hours.
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