Forceps

Artery forceps are tools used to stop bleeding by clamping blood vessels. They have a locking mechanism at the top to hold them in place during use. We offer a wide range of reusable and single-use forceps 

Sponge holding forceps are used in surgeries to hold sponges and swabs. They have a ratchet mechanism near the handles and looped, serrated jaws. We offer both reusable and single-use options 

Tissue forceps are used for grasping, holding, and manipulating tissues during surgical procedures, ensuring precise and gentle handling. 

Dressing forceps are used for handling dressings, removing debris, and applying ointments during medical procedures. They help ensure clean and precise wound care. 

Dissecting forceps are used to grasp and manipulate tissues during dissection and surgical procedures, providing precision and control. Common patterns include Adson, Gillies, Iris, Lane, Mcindoe 

Splinter forceps are used for removing splinters, foreign objects, and small debris from the skin with precision. splinter forceps is fine-tipped with narrow pointed tips that allow for precise removal of splinters and other small foreign objects from the skin. 

Tenaculum forceps are used to grasp and hold tissues, such as the cervix or uterus, during gynecological procedures. They have sharp, pointed hooks at the tips to ensure a firm hold on the tissue.Tenaculum Forceps are used for grasping, holding, and manipulating tissues during surgical procedures, ensuring precise and gentle handling.