Tissue Forceps,1×2 Teeth

Description

Design:

• Tip: These forceps feature a tiny tip, making them perfect for delicate tissue manipulation in procedures like ophthalmology or plastic surgery.
• Teeth: The main characteristic is the 1×2 teeth design. This indicates that one jaw has a single sharp tooth, whereas the other jaw has two. When squeezed together, these teeth interlock, providing a solid hold.
• Shank: The forceps body is normally straight, however curved variants may be provided for better visibility during operation.
• They are made of surgical-grade stainless steel, which may be sterilized using an autoclave or chemical disinfectant.

Functionality:

• Grip: The 1×2 teeth give a strong grip on tissue, which is especially effective for slippery or difficult-to-grasp components such as muscles or fascia.
• Reduced Trauma: Compared to forceps with more teeth, the 1×2 shape has fewer possible punctures or injury to sensitive tissues.

Applications:

• Surgical Procedures: These forceps are useful instruments in a variety of operations, including ophthalmology, plastic, and general procedures involving delicate tissue manipulation.
• Laboratory Research: Because of their accuracy and capacity to handle small structures, they are also employed in research applications such as microdissection.