Suture cutters consist of elements for cutting back the leads of a suture after the suture is tied into a knot. It can be used to push and position a knot.

Suture forcep is a traditional forcep with handle and split planar arms. The arm distal ends have a two-prong fork attached. The pair of prongs on each arm fork allows holding tissue taut while suturing a wound or incision.

Suture Needles are made from stainless steel. The types of suture needles used by regular surgeons are reverse cutting, conventional cutting needles and gynaecological.

Suture punch system is an orthopedic instrument that enables the surgeon to arthroscopically suture bankart lesions, rotator cuff tears and incomplete ACL tears. It is capable of directly passing braided suture through tissue in a simple, one-step process.

Suture punches are available in a variety of styles and sizes such as standard straight, mini straight, mini curved left, mini curved right, and mini 15° up. These punches can be used either with or without a cannula. These punches have the ability to be used with any sliding suture anchor.

Suture Retrievers is an instrument for retrieving suture, which includes a shaft with proximal and distal ends. The suture retriever has an elongated housing provided with a needle tip and a lateral opening situated near the tip. The suture retriever is passed through the lateral cannula into the subacromial space and the nylon sutures are grasped.

Suture scissor is a straight- bladed instrument with 6-inch blunt surface and one sharp point that permits the assistant to slide the blade down the suture strand until it stops on the knot, at which point the suture is cut.

Suture tying forceps are designed to enable surgeons to tie consecutive sutures to the same tension to create an evenly compressed wound. These forceps include a pair of members mounted in the free ends of a pair of gripping arms integrally joined at one end.