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Ran Surgicals
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SKU: RS-HND-6002
Ratchet Handle No-7
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Estimated arrival by Fri, 11 Sep · dispatched in 1 working day.
7-day returns
Report damage or a mismatch within 7 days of delivery.
Warranty
12 months against manufacturing defects
The No-7 ratcheted handle sets the ring closer to the shaft axis than the No-10, giving a more in-line grip. It suits straight-on approaches and surgeons who prefer to drive the instrument from behind rather than from below.
The ratchet is the same mechanism as the rest of the range: it holds closing pressure so a sustained grasp does not become a sustained effort, and releases on a thumb movement without the hand leaving the handle.
Takes the full 5 mm insert range on a quarter-turn collet. Stainless steel with a composite grip, fully autoclavable.
- Size
- 5 mm inserts
- Pattern
- No-7
- Action
- Ratcheted, thumb release
- Material
- Stainless steel with composite grip
- Reprocessing
- Autoclavable
- Weight
- 0.15 kg
Shipping
Orders placed before 2 PM are dispatched the same working day.
Orders above ₹2,000 ship free. Below that, a flat charge of ₹79 applies. Typical delivery is 5 days across India.
Returns
This product can be returned within 7 days of delivery if it arrives damaged, incorrect or unused in its original packaging.
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Inserts interchange freely
Dr. Neha Agarwal
Same collet across the range means our existing inserts all fit. Made switching supplier much easier than expected.
— Consultant Surgeon, Jaipur
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Good handle, inserts sold separately
Dr. Anand Kulkarni
Perfectly good handle and the collet holds inserts firmly. Just note that inserts are a separate order — worth checking your basket before you check out.
— Consultant Laparoscopic Surgeon, Pune
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Good value for a teaching unit
Dr. Lakshmi Narayanan
We bought several for our skills lab. Robust enough for trainees to learn on and priced so that a mishap is not a disaster.
— Consultant Surgeon, Vellore
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Comfortable grip angle
Dr. Imran Shaikh Verified purchase
The No-10 sits at a much better wrist angle for me when working towards myself. Worth trying both patterns to see which suits your hand.
— General Surgeon, Aurangabad
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Plain handle for dissection every time
Dr. Ritu Chawla Verified purchase
The instant release is exactly what you want around delicate structures. We run plain handles for dissectors and ratcheted for graspers, and this pattern is the one our team prefers.
— Consultant Gynaecologist, Lucknow
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Ratchet holds without effort
Dr. Vikram Sethi Verified purchase
For retraction this is the difference between a comfortable case and an exhausting one. Releases cleanly on the thumb without letting go of the handle.
— Urologist, New Delhi
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Solid build
Dr. Sunita Deshpande
Composite grip has survived repeated autoclaving without cracking or discolouring, which is where cheaper handles tend to fail first.
— Consultant Surgeon, Nagpur
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Questions about this product, answered by our team. Can't see yours? Contact us and we will add it here.
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Are inserts included with the handle?
Asked by Dr. Vikram Sethi · 01 Aug 2026
ANo — the handle is sold on its own and inserts are ordered separately. This is deliberate, since most theatres want one or two handles and many different inserts.
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Will my existing inserts fit this handle?
Asked by Dr. Rajesh Nair · 27 Jun 2026
AIf they use the standard quarter-turn 5 mm fitting, yes. Send us a photograph of your insert fitting if you are unsure and we will confirm.
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Is the composite grip autoclavable?
Asked by Dr. Sunita Deshpande · 04 Jun 2026
AYes, the complete handle including the grip is autoclavable at standard parameters. The composite is chosen to resist repeated cycling without cracking or discolouring.
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What is the difference between the No-3, No-7 and No-10 patterns?
Asked by Dr. Priya Ramanathan · 06 May 2026
AThey differ in where the finger ring sits relative to the shaft axis. The No-7 is more in-line for straight-on approaches; the No-10 sits lower for a more neutral wrist when working towards yourself. Which suits comes down to hand size and preference.
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Should I buy ratcheted or plain?
Asked by Dr. Vikram Sethi · 16 Apr 2026
ARatcheted for grasping and retraction, where holding pressure for long periods is tiring. Plain for dissection, where you want the jaw to release the instant finger pressure comes off. Most theatres stock both.
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