General Forceps Serrated 6"- Tungsten Carbide

General Forceps are known as grasping surgical instruments widely used during surgical procedures and many other medical approaches. These forceps are generally used for clamping, tweezing, and applying pressure. These instruments are also used as extractors or pincers. These incredible forceps also have many other names due to a broad range of features in medical approaches such as homeostatic forceps, locking forceps, pinning forceps, thumb forceps, or surgical tweezers. This handheld tool has been used for over three thousand years. The general forceps assure more technical efficiency and precise function than fingers. The forceps feature a non-ratcheted style. These instruments have a broad range of multiple variations. Overall instrument length is 6”. The instrument's tips may be cupped, serrated, ringed, flat, diamond-dusted, and grooved. The overall standard pattern may come in a curved or straight design. The forceps' serrated teeth ensure atraumatic handling as compared to other instruments because they need less pressure to stabilize the firm grip. The instrument's body is crafted from high-grade German forged stainless steel and can be reused after sterilization.

Some common use of General Forceps are given below:

• Used in research rooms, emergency rooms, operating rooms to render first aid.
• Used for removing and holding tissues
• Used for removing or placing gauges, wipes, or sponges.
• Used for removing sutures
• Used to move dressings or other drapes
• Used to compress the arteries to control the bleeding.

GerMedUSA offers an extensive range of forceps with multiple variations. Our versatile instruments are perfect to be a part of your amazing surgical kit for the long term. We can also design our surgeons' custom kit packs according to their needs. The instruments are all fine, durable, and sharp. These instruments are widely preferred to perform a broad range of surgical operations.

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