These non-toothed tissue forceps are used to grasp tissue and apply traction during dissection. The working ends support fine handling without the penetrating teeth used on toothed forceps. They are selected for surgical tasks where the jaw profile and grasping pressure must be matched to the tissue.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Instrument type | Non-toothed tissue forceps, as stated in the MedPrax listing description |
| Jaw surface | Non-toothed; the exact smooth/serrated finish and tip geometry are not specified |
| Exact length, material grade and reprocessing instructions | Confirm the supplied variant with the quotation |
| Brand | MedPrax |
| Classification | Surgical InstrumentsForceps |
| Clinical Applications |
These non-toothed tissue forceps are used to grasp tissue and apply traction during dissection. The working ends support fine handling without the penetrating teeth used on toothed forceps. They are selected for surgical tasks where the jaw profile and grasping pressure must be matched to the tissue.
Product overview These non-toothed tissue forceps are used to grasp tissue and apply traction during dissection. The working ends support fine handling without the penetrating teeth used on toothed forceps. They are selected for surgical tasks where the jaw profile and grasping pressure must be matched to the tissue. Listed specifications No model-specific technical specifications are included in the current listing. Details to confirm The listing does not include a complete model-specific datasheet. Request the current manufacturer documentation to confirm the exact configuration, dimensions, performance, compatibility and supplied accessories.
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