Dissecting Forceps

Suitable for use to hold, grasp, and manipulate delicate tissues, delicate membranes, and dressing materials.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.

Secure Grip

Horizontal or cross-hatched serrations along the inner jaws ensure materials or tissues do not slip during handling.

Reusable

Typically crafted from high-grade, autoclavable stainless steel (often compliant with medical device and British/ISO standards).

Fine manipulation

Enable precise movement in tight, deep, or highly detailed anatomical spaces.

Product Overview

Dissecting forceps are surgical-grade tweezers used to hold, grasp, and manipulate delicate tissues, delicate membranes, and dressing materials. Unlike toothed models, they feature flat, cross-serrated tips that provide a firm yet non-traumatic grip without puncturing or damaging fragile structures.

Clinical Applications

  • Cardiology
  • Radiology
  • General Surgery

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Ordering Information

Product Code (Sterile) Kit Contents Aperture
8717 Dissecting Forceps (plain ) 14CM Dissecting Forceps (Toothed ) 14-cms
8713

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