19 instruments Bayonet bipolar forceps

Bipolar forceps with a bayonet (offset) shaft for neurosurgery and ENT.

All bayonet bipolar forceps

Diathermy Bayonet Forceps Angled, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy Bayonet Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Disposable Bayonet Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Bayonet Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Bayonet Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Bayonet, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Bayonet, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bipolar Bayonet(Angled Down), electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bayonet Forceps Up, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bayonet Forceps Up, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bipolar Bayonet(Angled Down), electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bayonet Forceps Up, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bipolar Bayonet(Angled Down), electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bipolar Bayonet, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Bayonet forceps are a non-locking (spring/thumb) forceps in which the shaft carries two opposite bends, so the finger grips and the tips sit on the same centerline while the middle of the shaft steps out to one side.

MOQ 300 instruments

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Bayonet, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Bayonet, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forceps, electrosurgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

A spring-form electrosurgical forceps in which each of the two arms is one electrode, so current passes only between the two tips.

MOQ 300 instruments

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