Three-jaw Bone Holder

The Three-jaw Bone Holder is a manually operated orthopedic instrument designed for temporary bone holding and positioning during orthopedic surgery. It can be used as an auxiliary instrument during fracture reduction and other procedures where controlled stabilization of a bone is required.

The instrument uses a three-jaw configuration, consisting of two fixed jaws and one adjustable jaw. The jaws are arranged to grip the bone from multiple directions, while the threaded adjustment mechanism allows the operator to control the clamping position.

A knurled adjustment knob is positioned at the end of the instrument. Rotating the knob moves the adjustable jaw toward or away from the fixed jaws, allowing the clamping position to be adapted to the size and position of the bone. This manual adjustment also allows the instrument to be released after the temporary holding function is completed.

The curved jaw profiles are designed for contact with the bone surface. The three-jaw structure can provide a practical solution for maintaining the position of bone fragments during surgical manipulation and fracture reduction.

The Three-jaw Bone Holder 4000-87 is available in Large, Medium, and Small configurations. Different sizes can be selected according to the surgical application and the dimensions of the bone being handled.

WELLTRUST offers a range of orthopedic surgical instruments for professional medical use. For specific surgical applications, users should select the appropriate instrument size according to the applicable surgical technique and system requirements.