Straight Semken Tissue Forceps with Serrations - 15.2cm (6-109)

• Used in a variety of medical procedures, including dental and oral surgery

Uses

• Dressing wounds: 

• Used to handle dressings, sponges, or other materials used for wound care

• Tissue manipulation: 

• Gently grasps and manipulates delicate tissue during procedures in dental, plastic, and general surgery

• Suturing: 

• Can be used to help hold or tie sutures

• Foreign object retrieval: 

• The fine tips allow for the retrieval of small foreign objects from wounds or cavities

Benefits

• Precise control: 

• The 6-inch length and fine, serrated tips allow for a secure and controlled grip, which is essential for delicate procedures

• Durability: 

• The high-quality stainless steel and German craftsmanship ensure the instrument will withstand repeated use and sterilization

• Versatility: 

• The instrument's design makes it useful for multiple applications across different medical specialties

Features

• High-quality stainless steel: 

• Like most Miltex instruments, the Semken Dressing Forceps are expertly crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel

• German craftsmanship: 

• Miltex instruments are manufactured by skilled craftsmen in Germany to exacting specifications

• Serrated tips: 

• The serrated tips provide a secure, non-traumatic grip on tissue or dressings

• Standard grade:

• The forceps meet standard-grade specifications for surgical instruments

• Reusable and autoclavable: 

• Designed to be sterilized and reused, making them a durable and long-lasting tool

• Corrosion-resistant: 

• A passivation process helps protect the instrument against corrosion from repeated sterilization

Care and handling

• Sterilization: 

• The forceps are autoclavable, but proper cleaning and sterilization procedures must be followed to maintain their condition and ensure patient safety

• Maintenance: 

• Regular maintenance, including lubrication of the joint, can help ensure smooth operation and extend the life of the instrument

• Inspection: 

• The instrument should be regularly inspected for wear, damage, or corrosion, as these can affect its function and safety