CrownClip is a single-use, rotatable and repositionable hemostasis clip (hemoclip, endoscopic clip, through-the-scope clip) applied through the working channel. The jaw tips are crown-shaped, and the handle and jaws rotate together. The clip opens and closes more than ten times before the final release. Working lengths are 165 cm for gastroscopy and 230 cm for colonoscopy.
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A single-use through-the-scope hemostatic clip with synchronized handle and jaw rotation, repositionable before final release.
CrownClip is a single-use through-the-scope clip with crown-shaped jaw tips and a rotating handle. It is repositionable: it opens and closes more than ten times before the final release. The short, rigid clip head with crown-shaped tips is made for vessel ligation and tissue closure.
This page lists a bleeding ulcer or a post-polypectomy site clipped for mechanical hemostasis, a mucosal defect after EMR or ESD (endoscopic submucosal dissection) closed clip by clip, and a lesion marked so that a surgeon or a later endoscopy can find it.
More than ten times before the final release. The handle and jaws rotate together, so the jaws are aimed without moving the scope. Working lengths are 165 cm for gastroscopy and 230 cm for colonoscopy.
CrownClip has crown-shaped jaw tips and a handle that turns the jaws together with it. The standard repositionable hemoclip rotates one to one with the handle and can be taken off with a polypectomy snare. The AGS hemoclip opens 9, 11, 13 or 16 mm. All the hemoclips on this site are single use, rotatable and repositionable. The choice is the physician's.
This page holds no MR information for the product, and it does not call the clip MR safe or MR unsafe. MR information, where there is any, is part of the instructions for use and the label. The decision on an MR scan belongs to the physician and the radiology team.
Not yet. The product is not available for order in Türkiye, so this page carries no list price either. We can share the product documentation; use the Write to us for information button at the bottom of this page.
Updated: 09.11.2026