83 instruments Tissue and dressing forceps

Dissecting Forceps

A spring-action, non-ratcheted thumb forceps that grasps and steadies tissue while the other hand cuts or sutures. Supplied in the toothed 1x2 pattern, in three lengths.

MOQ 300 instruments

Thumb 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

Thumb Dressing Tweezer Set

A tweezers set groups several one-piece spring-metal tweezers or thumb forceps together as one purchasable unit rather than a single article.

MOQ 300 instruments

Pennington Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Magil Forceps Set

A forceps set is a fixed group of separate forceps packed and sold together as one boxed or cased item, rather than a single instrument in its own right - the set is defined by which articles it contains and how many, not by one length or design.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lawrence Forceps

Forceps is the general trade name for any handheld instrument with two arms that close together to grip, hold, or manipulate something.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Vats Allis Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Vats Allis Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Magil Forceps

Intubation forceps (the Magill pattern is the standard reference) are built with a distinctive angled bend partway along the shank, offsetting the handle from the axis of the jaw tips so the operator's hand and line of sight stay clear of the mouth while the tips are directed forward into the pharynx.

MOQ 300 instruments

Taufic Forceps

Forceps is the general trade name for any handheld instrument with two arms that close together to grip, hold, or manipulate something.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Collins-Duval Tissue Grasping Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Collins-Duval Tissue Grasping Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Turner Babcock Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Babcock Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Babcock Tissue Forceps TC

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Babcock Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Babcock Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Babcock Tissue Forceps Titanium Coated

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Thomas Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Revuelta Garcia Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lockwood Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Willauer Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Babcock Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Long Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Adair Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Coakley Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Glassman Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Boys Allis Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Allis Judd Tissue Forceps

A tissue grasping forceps is a ring-handled forceps that takes hold of tissue and stays closed on it without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Wangensteen 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

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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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Mustarde Dissecting Suture Forceps

A suture forceps is a spring (thumb) forceps whose tip is finished as a flat, serrated 'tying platform' in place of the pointed grasping teeth cut into a plain tissue forceps, so a strand of suture can be held firm without being cut or frayed.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Mustarde Dissecting Suture Forceps

A suture forceps is a spring (thumb) forceps whose tip is finished as a flat, serrated 'tying platform' in place of the pointed grasping teeth cut into a plain tissue forceps, so a strand of suture can be held firm without being cut or frayed.

MOQ 300 instruments

Debakey Ultra Light 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

Debakey Atraumatic Forceps

An atraumatic forceps is a tissue- or vessel-holding forceps whose jaw face carries fine, shallow longitudinal serrations or a fine interdigitating ridge pattern instead of teeth, so the material held is gripped under lower, more evenly spread pressure rather than being pierced.

MOQ 300 instruments

Cooley Vascular Forceps

A vascular forceps is a thumb (tweezer-type) forceps built to hold a blood vessel or another delicate tissue without crushing it, rather than gripping with the coarse cross-hatched teeth of a general tissue forceps.

MOQ 300 instruments

Debakey Perma Sharp 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

Debakey Autramatic Fine Forceps

An atraumatic tissue forceps is a spring bow (thumb-held) forceps whose tip carries fine transverse or cross hatched serrations rather than interlocking teeth, so soft tissue and vessels can be picked up or held steady without tooth marks.

MOQ 300 instruments

Debakey Ultra Fine Forceps

An atraumatic tissue forceps is a spring bow (thumb-held) forceps whose tip carries fine transverse or cross hatched serrations rather than interlocking teeth, so soft tissue and vessels can be picked up or held steady without tooth marks.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jansen Dressing Forceps

Dressing forceps are spring thumb forceps with blunt, non-toothed tips: two arms joined at one end, no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Corn Suture Forceps

A suture forceps is a spring (thumb) forceps whose tip is finished as a flat, serrated 'tying platform' in place of the pointed grasping teeth cut into a plain tissue forceps, so a strand of suture can be held firm without being cut or frayed.

MOQ 300 instruments

Gillie 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

Gerald Debakey Forceps

An atraumatic tissue forceps is a spring bow (thumb-held) forceps whose tip carries fine transverse or cross hatched serrations rather than interlocking teeth, so soft tissue and vessels can be picked up or held steady without tooth marks.

MOQ 300 instruments

Gerald 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

Semken Kocher 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

Troeltsch Bayonet Forceps

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

Gerald Bayonet Forceps

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

Gerald Dressing Forceps

Dressing forceps are spring thumb forceps with blunt, non-toothed tips: two arms joined at one end, no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Brown Cushing Bayonet Forceps

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

Cushing Bayonet Forceps

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 Dressing Forceps

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

Gruenwald Bayonet Forceps

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

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Lucae Bayonet Dressing Forceps

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

Russian 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

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Lucae Bayonet Dressing Forceps

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

Martin Forceps

Forceps is the general trade name for any handheld instrument with two arms that close together to grip, hold, or manipulate something.

MOQ 300 instruments

McIndoe 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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Dressing Forceps

Dressing forceps are spring thumb forceps with blunt, non-toothed tips: two arms joined at one end, no joint, no ratchet and no lock.

MOQ 300 instruments

Semken 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

Dressing Bayonet Forceps

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

Eye Suture Forceps

A suture forceps is a spring (thumb) forceps whose tip is finished as a flat, serrated 'tying platform' in place of the pointed grasping teeth cut into a plain tissue forceps, so a strand of suture can be held firm without being cut or frayed.

MOQ 300 instruments

Steven Forceps TC

Stevens forceps, most often sold as Stevens iris forceps, is a small, straight ophthalmic forceps with fine, tapering tips rather than the broad flat tips of a general tissue forceps.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Micro Forceps TC

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

Adson Serrated 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

Adson Kocher 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

Adson Brown Angular 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

Adson Brown 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

Steven Tooth 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

Debakey Forceps

An atraumatic tissue forceps is a spring bow (thumb-held) forceps whose tip carries fine transverse or cross hatched serrations rather than interlocking teeth, so soft tissue and vessels can be picked up or held steady without tooth marks.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Debakey Forceps TC

An atraumatic tissue forceps is a spring bow (thumb-held) forceps whose tip carries fine transverse or cross hatched serrations rather than interlocking teeth, so soft tissue and vessels can be picked up or held steady without tooth marks.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Micro Forceps TC

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

Micro Ring Forceps Titanium

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Micro Forceps Titanium

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Micro Forceps Titanium

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

Micro Ring Forceps

Micro forceps are fine tissue-holding forceps for work under an operating microscope or loupes, where the surgeon needs to pick up a single vessel, nerve fiber, or suture thread rather than a mass of tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

Castroviejo Forceps TC

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Castroviejo Forceps TC Curved

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Castroviejo Forceps TC Straight

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Castroviejo Forceps TC Straight

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Castroviejo Forceps TC Straight

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

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Castroviejo Forceps TC Curved

Ophthalmic forceps are a family of small, fine-tipped forceps for handling tissue and suture in and around the eye, with overall lengths mostly between 75 and 120 mm and jaw contact measured in fractions of a millimeter.

MOQ 300 instruments

Castroviejo Forceps Cvd

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

Castroviejo Forceps Str

A fine, spring-handled forceps used to tie and place suture under magnification, most often in ophthalmic and microsurgical work.

MOQ 300 instruments