Description
Bone Graft Holding Forceps with Clamp
A graft piece needs a firm grip while you work on it, and fingers are a poor substitute. These bone graft holding forceps carry a stainless steel clamp, as the supplier catalogue specifies. Consequently, the graft stays put while you contour it, reduce its thickness or check it against the defect. The whole instrument is steel, so it reprocesses like the rest of your surgical tray.
Why a Clamp Instead of Plain Jaws
Ordinary tissue forceps rely on constant hand pressure. Once your grip relaxes, the piece can rotate or fall. A clamp, by contrast, holds the graft without that continuous squeeze. As a result, the operator can concentrate on the bur or rongeur rather than on holding tight. That steadiness matters most with small, irregular pieces that offer few flat surfaces.
Where It Fits in a Grafting Workflow
First, the block is harvested and rinsed. Next, it goes into the forceps for shaping at a side table. Then the surgeon tries it in, removes it, and adjusts again as needed. Throughout those cycles, the clamp keeps the same orientation. So repeated try-ins become quicker and more predictable.
- Stainless steel clamp grips the graft piece
- Frees your hand from constant squeezing
- Keeps orientation stable between try-ins
One Pattern, Compare With the Arnold
Only one clamp pattern is listed here, so ordering is simple. If you prefer a longer forceps or an angled working end, the separate Arnold listing offers 200 mm standard and angled versions.
Our Checks and Coverage
A team member in the United States inspects the clamp action and jaw fit before shipment. The forceps arrive non-sterile, which means a full clean and autoclave cycle comes first. Faults in the clamp, joint or jaws fall under our three years against manufacturing defects policy, with no extra paperwork.
Its steel corresponds to ASTM F899, the reference grade list for surgical stainless. Small trimmings can go into the Bone Morselizer. For similar tools, open Dental Implant Instruments, and see the FAQs for help.
Supplied to trained professionals who perform bone grafting. Please follow our care and sterilization instructions, and review shipping and delivery before ordering.






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