Micro Hartmann Forceps, Angled, 12 cm

Description

Micro Hartmann Forceps, Angled, 12 cm

Micro Hartmann forceps put small, delicate jaws at the end of a slim, angled shaft. The catalogue describes this pattern as a micro forceps for difficult access areas. It measures 12 cm overall, with a 50 mm working length. There is one version, so no options need choosing.

Why the Shaft Is Angled

A straight forceps blocks your view as it enters the mouth. With an angle, though, your hand sits off the line of sight. So you can watch the jaws close on a small object deep in a socket or along a flap margin. That makes the angle the main reason to pick this instrument.

What a 50 mm Working Length Gives You

The working length is the reach beyond the joint. At 50 mm, the jaws travel well past the hinge into a narrow space. Meanwhile, the 12 cm overall size keeps the forceps light and easy to hold in a pen grip. Together they suit fine retrieval rather than heavy pulling.

Small Tasks It Handles Well

Surgeons use delicate grasping forceps for many small jobs:

• Lifting a loose fragment from a socket.
• Positioning the edge of a membrane.
• Retrieving a suture end or a small cotton pellet.

However, avoid forcing the jaws on bone or tooth. Micro jaws are built for finesse, not leverage.

Its stainless steel matches the ASTM F899 standard for surgical use. We check the jaw alignment of each forceps in the United States before it goes out. Should the joint or jaws fail, the warranty gives three years against manufacturing defects on this Hartmann pattern specifically. Find related tools under Dental Implant Instruments, and handle tissue with the Adson 1×2 Tissue Forceps alongside it. Further help sits in our FAQs.

Offered to trained dental and surgical professionals. It arrives non-sterile; therefore clean and sterilize it through the steps on Care and Sterilization. Delivery estimates are on Shipping and Delivery.