The Intestinal Clamp is used to occlude the lumen of the intestine and the blood vessels as they are specially designed to handle delicate structures. The instrument has slightly concave jaws; therefore both the ends meet only at the extreme when locked. The jaws contain fine serrations which are longitudinal. The jaws are flexible. The instrument has a ratchet(unidirectional) locking mechanism to provide stable pressure for clamping. The flexible jaws and the concavity are really very helpful in preventing tissue damage and necrosis. The instrument is used to occlude the lumen of both the intestine and the blood vessels temporarily during the resection anastomosis of the intestine (removing the diseased part of the gut and rejoining the viable ends). The foremost function of the clamp is to avoid spillage of the gut content. Moreover the clamping of the vessels make sure dry field for the surgery and less bleeding. The instrument is also acknowledged as a ‘non-crushing intestinal clamp’ since it is light, additionally the gap in the concavity of the jaws when the instrument is closed, as mentioned above, prevents tissue damage. During the resection anastomosis the instrument occlude the part of the intestine that is needed to be conserved. It has Proper rings for easy finger grip. It is made of Stainless Steel IS410.