Micro Forceps, Fine Tip

Description

Micro Forceps, Fine Tip

Fine tip micro forceps handle delicate tissue in small fields. You can choose the tip size, the handle shape and an angled option.

Two tip sizes

The 0.9 mm tips suit the finest holding. By contrast, the 7 mm version gives a longer grasping area.

Straight or bayonet

The straight shape suits open work. Meanwhile, the bayonet shape keeps your hand out of the line of sight under a microscope.

Angled option

The 0.9 mm tips also come angled. So you can reach around structures without turning your wrist.

Choosing a shape

Pick the bayonet shape for deep or narrow fields viewed through a scope. Then use the straight shape for open microsurgery. Also, keep an angled pair for corners that a straight tip cannot reach. In addition, the 7 mm version gives a longer platform for holding tissue flat. Meanwhile, the 0.9 mm tips suit single fibres and fine suture. So a small set of these fine tip micro forceps covers most delicate holding under the scope.

Cleaning fine tip micro forceps

Clean the fine tips with a gentle stream of water. Next, pat the forceps dry and inspect the points under magnification. Then fit silicone tip covers before storage.

Fine tip micro forceps specifications

• Tips: 0.9 mm or 7 mm
• Straight or bayonet shape
• Angled option with 0.9 mm tips

Supply and warranty

If your forceps show a manufacturing defect within three years, we will put it right. Then our Atlanta office checks every order before dispatch. Questions about sterilization? Our FAQs can help. Also, ASTM F899 covers surgical instrument steels. For 18.5 and 22.5 cm lengths, see our micro forceps. You can also browse all our dressing and tissue forceps.

Sold for professional use. Please read our care and sterilization guide and returns and refunds pages.