A 10-inch Weber Aortic Clamp is a specialized surgical instrument used primarily in cardiovascular and trauma surgeries to temporarily cross-clamp large blood vessels, such as the aorta, to control blood flow and prevent blood loss. Key uses include repairing aneurysms, treating peripheral vascular disease, and facilitating procedures like bypass grafting and other open-heart surgeries. 

It features hook-like, serrated jaws to provide a secure, atraumatic grip without damaging the arterial wall, double-angled, 52mm curved blades for accessing deep tissues, and ergonomic, ratcheting handles for controlled manipulation.