Allis Tissue Forceps
$ 169
The Allis Tissue Forceps from Acheron Instruments, also known as a hemostat, are widely used in a variety of surgical procedures, such as ENT, plastic, reconstructive, gynecological, and orthopedic surgery. This multipurpose, portable surgical instrument is used to secure blood vessels and hold, grip, and manipulate tissues.
– The ratchet locking mechanism allows for a self-retaining system to function.
– Its wide tips offer a stable and strong grip.
– Made possible by ergonomic finger-ring handles that allow for comfortable and ideal handling.
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Description
Product Overview of Allis Tissue Forceps
The distinctive design of Allis forceps makes them stand out from other surgical instruments. These forceps’ essential parts are as follows:
- Teeth: The placement of the small, sharp teeth along the jaws of the instrument is one of the forceps’ most distinguishing characteristics.
- Jaws: The comparatively short and curved jaws enable precise tissue-grasping in confined areas. To meet diverse surgical needs, the jaws are offered in a range of lengths.
- Ratcheted Mechanism: A ratcheted mechanism is a common characteristic of Allis tissue forceps. With the help of this mechanism, the surgeon may secure the forceps in place and maintain a steady grip on the tissue without having to apply constant manual pressure.
- Numerous Sizes: These forceps come in a range of sizes and styles, with jaws that are either straight or curved and lengths that go from 4 to 8 inches.
| Specialty | General Surgery |
| Author Nam | – |
| Sub-Category | Allis tissue forceps |
| Category | Forceps |
| Instrument Profile | Single Ended |
| Handle Type | finger ring |
| Overall Length | 16 cm – 6 1/4″ |
| Finish | Satin |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| CE Marking | yes |
| Reusable | yes |
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