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The Ferris‑Smith 2 × 3‑tooth tissue forceps delivers secure interlocking grip for fascia and dense tissue manipulation in general surgical exposure. The 178mm length balances the need for reach with control, while the tooth pattern distributes clamping force without crushing delicate planes. The instrument's geometry supports reliable fascial handling.
Features & Benefits
The heavier Ferris‑Smith 3 × 4‑tooth forceps manages denser tissues�fascia, peritoneum, and bowel�in abdominal procedures. Its 178mm length enables secure deep-field access while the expanded tooth count distributes grip across tougher tissue without slippage. The instrument supports reliable handling of resistant anatomic planes.
These delicate Gerald‑style bayonet forceps are engineered for fine tissue handling in microsurgical and neurosurgical fields. The 1 × 2 teeth provide secure atraumatic grasp on fragile tissue layers, while the bayonet offset keeps the handle clear of the operative axis. The 190mm length supports stable reach through narrow surgical corridors.
The Gerald‑DeBakey tissue forceps at 178mm feature a 1mm fine tip for delicate vascular and soft‑tissue handling in general and thoracic surgery. The straight profile maintains excellent visibility in deeper anatomical planes, and the minimal tip diameter reduces crushing trauma to friable tissues. Stainless steel ensures reliability across repeated reprocessing.
This tissue forceps provides reliable clinical performance through Stainless Steel construction and precision design. The instrument supports efficient surgical technique across repeated use cycles. Durable construction minimizes maintenance and extends service life.
Built at 248mm with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern, the long Gerald tissue forceps reach the deepest abdominal and thoracic structures during major surgical exposure. The slim profile preserves tactile feedback through the extended length, and the tooth pattern distributes grip atraumatically.
The Gerald tissue forceps with tungsten‑carbide inserts, a 1 × 2 tooth pattern, and 178mm length pair the slim Gerald profile with TC grip inserts for sustained mid‑field tissue handling. The TC inserts preserve grip across high‑volume use.
These Gillies tissue forceps feature a 1 × 2 interlocking-tooth pattern and serrated jaw edges for secure fascial and tissue grasping during general surgical exposure. At 152mm, the straight geometry supports controlled tissue manipulation across abdominal and soft-tissue procedures.
These Gorney-Adson tissue forceps feature extra-delicate diamond-dusted jaws with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern ideal for fine suture tying and dressing work. The 121mm length and tying platform support precise needle positioning during delicate facial and reconstructive suturing. Diamond-dusted surfaces prevent suture slipping during knot placement.
Heaney tissue forceps measuring 7-1/2" provide secure tissue and dressing handling. Grasping surfaces hold tissue decisively without slipping during retraction. Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable durability across many surgical cases.
These Jacobson bayonet tissue forceps feature sharp tips for precise tissue grasping and manipulation in general surgery. The bayonet geometry preserves the surgeon's visual axis while enabling secure fascia and tissue grip. The 184mm length provides reach for deeper fascial planes during abdominal and general procedures.
Delicate Micro Adson tissue forceps with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern grasp skin and superficial tissue with minimal bite footprint, well suited to plastics and fine closure work. The narrow 121mm shaft improves visibility at the wound edge, and balanced spring tension supports prolonged handling. Stainless steel holds up to routine reprocessing.
Micro Adson tissue forceps feature extremely delicate diamond‑dusted jaw surfaces paired with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern for ultra‑fine tissue manipulation. The diamond dust microsurface increases grip without tooth marks. Compact 121mm length and shallow jaw depth suit ophthalmic and microsurgical precision work.
Micro Gerald tissue forceps support delicate tissue manipulation in fine surgical dissection and microsurgical reconstruction. The 1 × 2 interlocking tooth pattern provides secure grip on fine tissue without crushing. The 1.5mm guide pin steadies the forceps during precise placement, while the flat serrated handle ensures tactile control.
The Potts-Smith tissue forceps features a 1 × 2 interlocking tooth pattern with serrated edges designed for secure grasp on tough tissue including vessel walls, ligaments, or fibrous structures during vascular and general surgery. The extended 260mm length supports deep abdominal or thoracic access. Stainless-steel construction ensures lasting durability across routine surgical use.
These Potts-Smith tissue forceps feature a 1 × 2 interlocking-tooth pattern with serrated jaw edges for dual-surface grip on tough tissue and fascial planes. The 178mm straight length supports controlled manipulation during general abdominal and cardiovascular surgical procedures.
Russian tissue forceps with broad spoon-shaped cupped tips and star-pattern grasping surface distribute pressure evenly across tough fascia, peritoneum, and dense tissues without crushing. The 254mm extended length provides reach in deeper fields. The distinctive broad-cup geometry is particularly effective for peritoneal and serosal handling.
Russian tissue forceps deliver broad cupped grip on dense tissue in abdominal and general surgery. The star-pattern grasping surface distributes contact across thick fascia and peritoneal tissue without crushing or tearing. Extended 254mm shaft provides reach into deep body cavities.
This duplicate of the standard Russian tissue forceps at 152mm sits in instrument sets requiring multiple Russian forceps across the case. The broad spoon tips with star‑pattern grasping surface deliver atraumatic grip on tough connective tissue.
Russian tissue forceps at 152mm present the broad spoon tips with star‑pattern grasping surface that distributes grip on tough connective tissue. The 152mm length suits routine general surgical exposure where fascia or peritoneum must be held without crushing.
Russian tissue forceps at 152mm present broad spoon‑shaped tips with a star‑pattern grasping surface, distributing grip on tough connective tissue � fascia, peritoneum � without crushing the wound margin. The 152mm length suits routine general surgical exposure.
The Russian tissue forceps features a broad cupped jaw and star-pattern grasping surface that distributes grip pressure across tough fascial and peritoneal tissues without crushing. At 203mm, the straight shaft supports controlled field retraction across general surgical and abdominal procedures.
The Russian tissue forceps feature broad cupped tips with a star‑pattern grasping surface that holds fascia, peritoneum, and tough connective tissue without crushing or tearing. The flat spoon‑shaped tip distributes grip across a wider surface than standard thumb forceps, making it well suited to closure of dense layers and handling of tougher tissues. The 203mm length supports general abdominal and gynecologic access.
The Selman tissue forceps provides straightforward tissue and dressing manipulation in general surgical fields at a compact 152mm overall length. The simple geometry and straight profile support comfortable handheld control during routine operative exposure.
The Semken tissue forceps features a 1 × 2 interlocking tooth pattern that securely grasps general surgical tissue without crushing. Its 127mm length makes it ideal for moderate-depth exposures. The tooth geometry distributes pressure across the tissue surface, minimizing focal trauma during manipulation.
The Singley‑Tuttle tissue forceps provides 229mm of reach for deeper surgical fields requiring secure tissue grasping and retraction. The extended length supports dissection and exposure in abdominal and general surgery without cramping the surgeon's hand position.
Standard tissue forceps with 1 × 2 teeth pattern deliver effective grasp on dense tissue during general surgical manipulation. The 200mm length extends reach into moderate‑depth fields, while the interlocking tooth geometry distributes grip force across tissue without crushing. Reusable stainless‑steel construction ensures reliable performance over many uses.
These Taylor tissue forceps provide the general surgeon with dependable grasping control in moderate-depth tissue work. The square handle geometry offers stable leverage, while the straight 178mm length fits standard surgical field depths. Stainless-steel construction supports routine sterilization cycles without degradation.