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Built for septoplasty cartilage removal, this large Bruening septum forceps carries 8.5mm fenestrated jaws on a 191mm shaft. The window in each jaw lets cartilage protrude as the bite is taken, producing predictable strip removal without crushing surrounding mucoperichondrium. Stainless steel construction holds the jaw alignment that fenestrated forceps depend on through repeated steam cycles.
Features & Benefits
Built for posterior septal work, this size 2 Bruening septum forceps adds a cross‑action handle to 9 × 11mm fenestrated jaws on a 110mm working length. The cross‑action grip closes the jaws when the handle is released, giving the surgeon a one‑hand bite and hold on cartilage strips deep in the nasal cavity. Stainless steel construction maintains the jaw alignment that fenestrated bites demand through repeated reprocessing.
Frontal sinus forceps angled at 45 degrees vertical deliver controlled access to the frontal ostium and anterior ethmoid sinuses during functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The 2mm cup-jaw geometry enables delicate tissue grasping and bone fragment removal within confined endonasal spaces. The 140mm shaft length maintains adequate working distance while preserving endoscopic visualization.
Frontal sinus forceps angled at 90 degrees vertical provide perpendicular approach to frontal recess and anterior ethmoid ostium during functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The 2mm cup configuration enables controlled grasping of thin bone fragments and inflamed mucosa within confined sinus recesses. Optimal angulation minimizes instrumentation interference with endoscopic optics.
This angled nasal biopsy forceps features a 3mm cup jaw optimized for sampling mucosa and small masses in the nasal cavity and maxillary ostium. The 70-degree horizontal orientation positions the jaw perpendicular to the endoscopic axis, improving specimen acquisition while minimizing handle interference with the scope. The 130mm working length accommodates standard rigid endoscopy.
Designed for nasal and sinus tissue sampling, this Giraffe biopsy forceps presents 4mm cup jaws at a 70-degree vertical angulation for reach into the superior nasal meatus and frontal recess. The angled head clears the endoscope's optical path, and the 130mm working length supports controlled sampling under image guidance. Stainless-steel construction holds the cup geometry through repeat autoclave cycles.
Giraffe sinus forceps angled at 70 degrees horizontal deliver wide lateral approach to maxillary and sphenoid sinuses during extended functional endoscopic sinus surgery. The 4mm cup-jaw geometry enables firm grasping of larger bone fragments and polyp material within spacious sinus cavities. The 130mm shaft with overall 211mm dimension provides adequate reach to posterior ethmoid and sphenoid anatomy.
Gruenwald nasal forceps deliver reliable cutting action for intranasal tissue and polyp removal during routine endoscopic procedures. The 2mm bite opening and vertical jaw orientation enable precise grasping of delicate nasal structures through a limited operative field. Through-cutting geometry allows the surgeon to separate specimen cleanly without causing undue mucosal trauma.
The Gruenwald nasal forceps employs through-cutting geometry with a 2mm bite and distinctive 70-degrees vertical jaw angle for targeted bone and tissue removal during sinus and nasal procedures. The vertical orientation facilitates work along the lamina cribrosa and ostium margins during FESS.
The straight Gruenwald through‑cutting forceps combines a Size 2 specification with robust 3.5mm cup jaws designed for effective bone and polyp removal during FESS procedures. The through‑cut mechanism provides reliable specimen capture, while the box lock design ensures stable closure. The 115mm working length reaches posterior sinus structures.
Gruenwald nasal dressing forceps deliver precise tissue manipulation within the nasal vestibule and intranasal cavities during rhinoplasty and sinus surgery. The 2mm tip width suits confined sinonasal anatomy, while the 105mm working length maintains adequate visualization of deep nasal passages. Balanced spring tension supports secure cottonoid placement and removal across reusable clinical cycles.
The Hartmann nasal dressing forceps (light model) is designed with a delicate 4mm × 10mm jaw for gentle placement and removal of nasal packing and dressing materials following septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). The light model construction reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use while the straight geometry and smooth jaw surface prevent packing disruption. At 178mm, the length provides adequate reach to the posterior nasopharynx.
The Hartmann nasal dressing forceps (4mm × 14mm jaw, standard model) secures and positions nasal packing material and cottonoids during endoscopic and open nasal procedures. The 4mm × 14mm jaw profile accommodates ribbon gauze and foam dressing strips. Stainless steel construction supports routine sterilization.
The Hilyard post‑nasal biopsy forceps with 3.5mm round cups provides gentle, complete tissue capture for diagnostic biopsies of nasopharyngeal lesions and masses. Round cup geometry minimizes tissue crush artifact, supporting accurate histopathologic interpretation. Reusable stainless‑steel construction withstands routine sterilization.
The Jansen Middleton septum forceps combines a double‑action spring handle with a 4 × 11mm cup geometry designed for atraumatic septal cartilage and bone manipulation in septorhinoplasty. Its spring mechanism reduces hand fatigue during extended procedures, while the balanced cup profile grasps tissue securely without crushing. The 197mm length provides excellent reach.
The Jansen‑Middleton septum forceps delivers through‑cutting capability with a 4.6 × 16mm large jaw and ball spring cross‑action squeeze grip. The 197mm working length permits deep nasal access for septum manipulation and removal. Serrated surfaces maintain secure grip on cartilage and bone.
This through‑cutting Jansen Middleton septum forceps features a small pattern 3.6 × 16mm jaw with ball spring cross‑action design for controlled septal cartilage and bone resection in septoplasty and FESS. The cross‑action squeeze grip supports precise tip control, and the through‑cut geometry produces clean separation. The 197mm working length reaches all septal levels.
The Jansen‑Middleton septum forceps features 4 × 11mm cup jaws operated by double‑action spring handle for secure grip on nasal septum and polyp tissue during septoplasty and polypectomy. The cup geometry distributes force across broad tissue contact without crushing. At 197mm overall length with spring action, it enables powerful yet controlled grasp.
The Knight septum nasal forceps combines a box lock mechanism with 5 × 12mm oval cup jaws designed for secure grasping of septal cartilage and bone during septorhinoplasty and FESS procedures. The oval cup geometry distributes pressure without crushing, and the box lock maintains reliable closure. The 191mm length provides substantial reach.
The Lucae bayonet nasal dressing forceps delivers fingertip control for packing placement and removal in narrow nasal cavities. Its serrated jaws secure gauze without slippage, and the bayonet handle keeps the surgeon's hand away from the operative field. The 2.5mm width minimizes obstruction while maintaining reliable grip on dressing materials.
McCoy septum forceps feature spring-tension handle mechanics and 5 × 19mm cup-shaped jaws designed for controlled cartilage and bone grasping during septoplasty and septorhinoplasty procedures. The straight geometry provides direct midline approach to septal structures. Ergonomic handle design delivers consistent jaw pressure for secure septal retraction without crushing.
The straight Noyes nasal dressing forceps provides serrated grip for secure handling of nasal dressings and gauze packs following nasal and endoscopic surgery. Its serrated jaws prevent slippage during placement or removal of delicate dressing material. Stainless steel supports routine reprocessing across multiple cases.
The Noyes nasal tissue forceps combines 1 × 2 interlocking teeth with a serrated jaw to secure mucosa and tissue fragments during nasal and sinus work. The 110mm working length and 175mm overall length extend reach while the jaw design distributes grip across soft tissue without crushing.
The Rubin septum morselizer forceps employs a curved handle and double‑action jaw mechanism with guard to fragment and remove deviated or hypertrophied septal tissue. The guard protects surrounding nasal mucosa during aggressive tissue removal. Stainless steel construction withstands repeated septoplasty workflows.
The Rubin septum morselizer forceps employs double-action guard handles to safely crimp and fragment septal bone and cartilage during septoplasty. The slip-on guard prevents tissue trauma while the mechanical advantage of the double-action mechanism controls fragment size.
The sinus cup forceps (straight, 3mm round cup, 105mm working length, 178mm overall) grasps and removes bone and tissue fragments from the maxillary antrum and ethmoid sinuses during FESS. The 3mm round cup accommodates moderate-sized bone pieces without crush artifact. Stainless steel composition supports sinus surgery demands.
The Struempel pediatric nasal forceps is scaled for small-caliber pediatric nasal anatomy during endoscopic sinus procedures in children. Its straight geometry and fenestrated 2.4 × 5mm jaws enable delicate removal of polyps and diseased mucosa. The 96mm working length maintains proximal control in narrow nasal cavities.
The Struycken turbinate forceps employs through-cutting geometry to trim or reduce hypertrophic turbinate tissue efficiently. The straight configuration permits unobstructed visualization of the cutting edge as tissue is engaged and excised.
The Takahashi nasal cutting forceps feature a 4 × 10mm tip suitable for controlled resection of nasal septum, turbinate tissue, and polypoidal disease during FESS and septorhinoplasty. The straight‑tip geometry aligns the cutting edges with the surgical axis, enabling precise bone and mucosa removal. At 120mm working length, the instrument provides steady guidance through the limited nasal surgical field.
The Takahashi nasal forceps with 2.5 × 10mm jaws delivers precision grasping of nasal polyps, adhesions, and fibrous tissue during endoscopic sinus procedures. The straight shaft and extended working length of 121mm balance reach with visibility. At 181mm overall, the instrument provides controlled access through the anterior nasal aperture.