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Surgical Tissue Forceps and Hook Forceps: Precision and Strength for Demanding Procedures

Surgical Tissue Forceps: Secure Grasping for Robust Structures
Our surgical forceps are characterized by their sharp, toothed tips that interlock when pressed together. This design ensures a secure and firm grip on tissue without causing damage. The teeth can come in various configurations, such as one tooth on one side and two teeth on the other (1:2) or even two teeth on three (2:3). These variations provide different gripping strengths and are tailored to the specific requirements of various surgical procedures. Additionally, the area behind the teeth is often cross-serrated, ensuring further stability and improved control during the procedure.

Surgical forceps are used in a variety of applications, including:

• Grasping subcutaneous fat tissue: Ideal for precise cuts and manipulations in plastic surgery.

• Handling robust structures: Perfect for manipulating muscles, fascia, or other strong tissue structures.

• General surgery: Versatile for use in open or minimally invasive procedures.

Some of the most well-known models of surgical forceps include:

• Adson Forceps: Commonly used in plastic surgery and dermatology.

• Bonney Forceps: Ideal for general and visceral surgery.

• Cushing Forceps: Particularly suitable for neurosurgical procedures.

• Potts-Smith Forceps: Specialized for vascular surgery.

• Stille Forceps: Known for their robust construction and versatility.

• Brown Forceps: Ideal for precise surgical procedures.

Oehler Hook Forceps: Precision for Fine Tissue Flaps
Oehler hook forceps are a specialized variant characterized by their cross-serrated surfaces and fine teeth (1:2). These forceps are exclusively available with tungsten carbide inserts, which extend their lifespan by 30 times compared to conventional models. The tungsten carbide inserts provide exceptional resistance to wear, making them ideal for use in demanding surgical environments.

Oehler hook forceps are primarily used to bring together fine skin or tissue flaps. They are indispensable in plastic surgery, dermatology, and microsurgical practices, where precise and gentle grasping is crucial.

Materials and Quality
Our surgical forceps and hook forceps are made from high-quality stainless surgical steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization. Models with tungsten carbide inserts offer additional durability and are ideal for use in demanding surgical environments.

Key Benefits

• Secure Grasping: Toothed tips and cross-serrated surfaces for a firm hold.

• Precision: Fine tips for millimeter-accurate handling.

• Durability: Tungsten carbide inserts with a 30 times longer lifespan.

• Hygiene: Sterilizable and easy to clean.

• Versatility: Suitable for use in a wide range of surgical specialties.

Our surgical forceps and hook forceps are indispensable tools for surgeons who value precision, strength, and durability. With our extensive product range, we offer solutions for virtually every clinical scenario in surgery.