Description
Micro Needle Holder, Plain
This plain micro needle holder has stainless jaws and a light spring action. It offers a simple, economical option for microsurgery.
With or without catch
A catch holds the jaws closed on the needle. However, the version without catch releases instantly, which many microsurgeons prefer. So pick the style that matches your technique.
Bayonet-shaped
The bayonet plain micro needle holder offsets the shaft from the handle. As a result, your hand stays out of the line of sight through a microscope. Also, the offset helps in neurosurgery and ear work.
Spring action
A light spring reopens the jaws as soon as you relax your grip. So you can reload the needle with small finger movements instead of wrist turns. Plus, plain stainless keeps the price modest.
Choosing a version
Start with the standard plain micro needle holder for general micro suturing. Then add the bayonet version for deep, narrow fields. Also, choose a catch if you like to set the needle and let go.
Reprocessing plain micro needle holder
Clean the tips under running water with a soft brush, working gently around the catch. Next, dry the spring and joint fully. Finally, store the holder in a padded case so the jaws stay aligned and protected.
Plain micro needle holder specifications
- Versions: standard, with catch, without catch, bayonet-shaped
- Plain stainless steel jaws
- Spring handle
Why buy from us
Also, every needle holder we sell carries three years of cover against manufacturing defects. Also, we check each piece in Atlanta before shipping. For care and cleaning questions, read our FAQs. Surgical stainless grades fall under ASTM F899. For carbide jaws, see our tungsten carbide micro needle holder. Also, see our whole needle holder range.
Professional use only. Our care and sterilization guide covers images and the nickel in stainless steel; delivery times are in our shipping policy.






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