Standard Pattern Dressing Forceps - 30.5cm (6-18)

MSRP: $126.06
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SKU:
PST-MIL-6-18
  • High-quality surgical instruments designed for grasping and manipulating materials rather than tissue and are recognized for their long reach, sturdy design, and precision in surgical and medical environments

Uses

  • Wound Dressing:
    • Primary use is for holding, applying, or removing gauze, cotton balls, bandages, and other dressing materials
  • Foreign Body Removal: 
    • Used to remove foreign particles or debris from wounds
  • Packing Wounds: 
    • Suitable for packing wounds with dressings
  • Suturing Aid: 
    • Can be used for holding sutures or needles when a needle holder is not immediately available
  • Medical Specialties: 
    • Commonly used in general surgery, veterinary medicine, plastic surgery, and podiatry

Features

  • Length: 
    • 12 inches (30.5 cm) for extended reach
  • Pattern: 
    • Standard pattern, straight design
  • Tips: 
    • Coarsely serrated tips for a secure, firm grip on materials
  • Handles: 
    • Serrated, thumb-style, non-locking handles designed for a secure, non-slip grip
  • Material: 
    • High-quality German stainless steel, which provides durability, strength, and corrosion resistance
  • Finish: 
    • Often feature a satin finish to reduce glare
  • Grade: 
    • OR Grade (Operating Room Grade)

Benefits

  • Secure Handling: 
    • The serrated tips ensure that dressings or materials do not slip during use
  • Durable & Long-lasting: 
    • The high-quality stainless steel and passivation process ensure resistance to corrosion and longevity even with repeated, sterilization
  • Comfortable Design: 
    • The spring-action, non-locking design minimizes hand fatigue during extended procedures
  • Versatility: 
    • The 12-inch length makes them suitable for deep cavity work or when a longer reach is required
  • Precision: 
    • Engineered for accurate, controlled manipulation, which is crucial for sensitive procedures