Forceps Tissue

Allis tissue forceps, also known as Allis clamps, have finger-ring grips, sharp edges and a ratchet lock. These instruments make it easy to grasp, hold and move tissue during various types of surgery. Our selection includes Allis Adiar, designed for grasping bulky tissue securely, and Allis Atraumatic instruments, which offer access to deep tissue and structures with minimal damage to the tissue itself.

Babcock forceps tissue instruments are ideal for grasping and manipulating tissue in laparotomy and intestinal surgical procedures. They are engineered to grasp delicate tissue, large blood vessels and internal organs. These forceps feature finger rings for good grip and a ratcheted locking mechanism for better control over the clamping force.

Bonney forceps surgical instruments are excellent for handling heavy tissue like thicker fascia. They offer a non-traumatic way to grap tissue during dissection. Their design features sharp teeth at the end and a tapered tip, and they provide a secure and comfortable grip for surgeons.

For versatile tissue forceps with teeth, Brown forceps are the ideal option. These instruments are used for grasping tissue in various surgeries. Their firm grip and slim handle allow for use in small surgical sites without obstruction.

Cushing tissue forceps are designed for handling the most delicate tissue. They are most used in neurosurgery since their narrow tips allow access to small surgical sites.

Debakey forceps offer a combination of precision and control in surgical procedures. These forceps tissue instruments are known for their ability to firmly grasp tissue without causing considerable damage. While they are commonly used in cardiovascular surgery, they are useful in general procedures like appendectomy and hernia repair.

Ferris Smith forceps are specialized surgical instruments used for handling delicate tissues. The tips allow for a secure grip of tissue, and the narrow design increases precision during dissection. These forceps also feature a wide-serrated handle for greater control and comfort while working with tissue.

Gerald tissue forceps are excellent for grasping and manipulating delicate tissue in cardiothoracic procedures. These types of surgical forceps are available with curved or straight ends. The narrow tips allow for deeper access into the body without causing significant damage to surrounding structures.