65 instruments Bipolar forceps

Electrosurgical Forceps Set

MOQ 300 instruments

Champion Forceps

MOQ 300 instruments

Tissue Forceps

Tissue forceps are a non-locking, spring-action hand instrument for holding tissue steady, held pen-style between thumb and forefinger.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy Remington Hobbs Forceps

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy Gerald Forceps

Tissue forceps are a non-locking, spring-action hand instrument for holding tissue steady, held pen-style between thumb and forefinger.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Diathermy Dissecting Forceps

Dissecting forceps are spring forceps: two arms joined at one end, held between finger and thumb, with no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy Gillies Forceps

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy McIndoe Forceps

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Diathermy Dissecting Forceps

Dissecting forceps are spring forceps: two arms joined at one end, held between finger and thumb, with no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Straight Forceps Angled

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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Disposable Straight Forceps

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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Disposable Straight Forceps

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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Disposable Adson

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Disposable Adson

Dissecting forceps are spring forceps: two arms joined at one end, held between finger and thumb, with no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Disposable Jeweler #5

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

Gerald Forceps Straight

Tissue forceps are a non-locking, spring-action hand instrument for holding tissue steady, held pen-style between thumb and forefinger.

MOQ 300 instruments

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European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Straight

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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European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Adson Forceps

Dissecting forceps are spring forceps: two arms joined at one end, held between finger and thumb, with no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Iris Forceps

Iris forceps are a fine, spring-handled forceps for the smallest ophthalmic tissue work: two blades taper to a narrow tip, commonly ending in a fine 1x2-tooth grip, and close under the tension of the handle's own spring rather than through a box-lock and ratchet: there is nothing to release before the jaws reopen.

MOQ 300 instruments

Semken Forceps

Tissue forceps are a non-locking, spring-action hand instrument for holding tissue steady, held pen-style between thumb and forefinger.

MOQ 300 instruments

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USA Pin Cushing Forceps

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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USA Pin Cushing Forceps

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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USA Pin Cushing Forceps

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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USA Pin Jeweler Forceps No. 4

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

USA Pin Jeweler Forceps No. 5

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

USA Pin Bipolar Iris Forceps

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

Coaptation Needle Forceps

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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Jeweler Forceps

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

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MCpherson Forceps Curved

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

Tenzel Forceps Straight

Tenzel forceps are a fine-tipped bipolar (two-electrode) forceps pattern used in eye and eyelid microsurgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

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MCpherson Forceps Straight

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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Bipolar Forceps Straight

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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Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bipolar Forceps Curved

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

Iris Forceps Curved

Iris forceps are a fine, spring-handled forceps for the smallest ophthalmic tissue work: two blades taper to a narrow tip, commonly ending in a fine 1x2-tooth grip, and close under the tension of the handle's own spring rather than through a box-lock and ratchet: there is nothing to release before the jaws reopen.

MOQ 300 instruments

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Iris Forceps

Iris forceps are a fine, spring-handled forceps for the smallest ophthalmic tissue work: two blades taper to a narrow tip, commonly ending in a fine 1x2-tooth grip, and close under the tension of the handle's own spring rather than through a box-lock and ratchet: there is nothing to release before the jaws reopen.

MOQ 300 instruments

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Coaptation Forceps

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Coaptation Forceps

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Coaptation Forceps

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Coaptation Forceps

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

Jeweler Forceps Curved

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Jeweler Forceps

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Adson Bipolar Forceps

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Jeweler Forceps

Jewelers forceps are a very fine, non-locking thumb-forceps pattern with long, tapering tips that close to a fine point, used wherever something small has to be picked up under close vision: a fine suture end, a small foreign body, a tissue fragment.

MOQ 300 instruments

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

MCpherson Forceps Curved

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

MCpherson Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

European Irrigation Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

Artery Forceps Standard Tip

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

Artery Forceps Silver Tip

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bipolar Artery Sealer Non Stick

A bipolar electrosurgical instrument built in clamp form, where the two jaws are the two electrodes and current passes only between them through the tissue held.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Bipolar Artery Sealer

A bipolar electrosurgical instrument built in clamp form, where the two jaws are the two electrodes and current passes only between them through the tissue held.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Bipolar Artery Sealer

A bipolar electrosurgical instrument built in clamp form, where the two jaws are the two electrodes and current passes only between them through the tissue held.

MOQ 300 instruments

Diathermy Forceps Monopolar Riche Screw Joint

A Richie forceps is a straight grasping forceps built for electrosurgery rather than plain dissection.

MOQ 300 instruments

Wilson Hey Forceps

Diathermy forceps is the older British name for electrosurgical forceps, and it covers two different builds.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Bipolar Forceps Straight

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Bipolar Forceps Curved

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 Forceps

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

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Adson Bipolar Forceps

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

Single Use Adson Forceps

Dissecting forceps are spring forceps: two arms joined at one end, held between finger and thumb, with no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mcpherson Bipolar Forceps

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

American Bipolar Scoville

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