Derf Needle Holder, Straight - 12 cm | Helmut Zepf No. 41.240.12

The Derf Needle Holder from Helmut Zepf (No. 41.240.12) is a precision-crafted instrument designed for secure, controlled needle management during suturing procedures in clinical dentistry. Straight in design and measuring 12 cm in length, it offers a comfortable working length suited for intraoral applications where accuracy and tactile feedback are essential.

Key Features

• Straight configuration for direct access and precise needle placement
• Compact 12 cm length ideal for dental and oral surgery applications
• Engineered for reliable grip and consistent performance during suturing
• Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH to exacting quality standards
• Made in Germany, reflecting a tradition of precision instrument craftsmanship

Instrument Overview

As a trusted Derf Needle Holder in the Helmut Zepf instrument portfolio, the 41.240.12 model is built to withstand the demands of daily clinical use. Its straight jaw geometry allows for straightforward needle loading and controlled tissue approximation, making it a reliable choice for practitioners who prioritize consistency and instrument longevity. The design balances ergonomic handling with functional precision, supporting a wide range of suturing techniques in dental and oral surgical settings.

Helmut Zepf GmbH instruments are produced in Germany, where stringent manufacturing standards ensure each instrument meets the expectations of dental professionals worldwide. The Derf Needle Holder exemplifies this commitment to quality, offering a dependable tool for everyday suturing needs.

FAQ

What is a Derf Needle Holder used for? It is used in dental and surgical procedures to grasp and maneuver suture needles during tissue closure, providing secure control throughout the suturing process.

What is the length of this instrument? This model measures 12 cm, making it a compact choice well-suited for intraoral suturing tasks.

Is this instrument reusable? Helmut Zepf instruments are generally designed for reuse and are intended to be sterilized according to standard clinical protocols. Always follow your facility's instrument reprocessing guidelines.