Dressing Forceps(18)

Slender Pattern Dressing Forcep is a hand-held tool that surgeons in different fields use to manipulate dressings and other disposable materials, in order to clean infected and necrotic tissues from wounds.

• Transversely Serrated Jaws for Enhanced Clamping.
• Tapered Working End to Traverse Narrow Structures.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Standard Dressing Forcep is a hand-held device that surgeons in multiple areas can use to grasp and manipulate different types of wound dressings, in order to perform wound debridement and remove necrotic tissue from the wound’s surface.

• Transverse Serrations Ensuring a Firm Grip.
• Straight Jaws Profile for Enhanced Sightlines.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Superior Control.

Stille Dressing Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that general surgeons can use to grasp, hold and mobilize swabs, drapes and gauzes across the operating site, with the purpose of soaking up blood and other fluids.

• Round & Squared Tip Profiles for Suiting All Applications.
• Fine Serrations for Extremely Firm Grasps.
• Spring Style Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Taylor Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose surgical tool that surgeons in every area can use for dissecting delicate layers of mucosa and grasping small surgical dressings, in order to set the optimal conditions in the surgical field.

• Dissector End Profiles for Slicing Soft Tissue Layers.
• Straight & Bayonet Profiles for Suiting All Applications.
• Thumb-Style Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Turner Micro Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose surgical device that surgeons in multiple specialities can use for removing foreign bodies, grasping and retracting soft tissues, and carrying delicate dressings, such as gauzes and small swabs.

• Non-Toothed Tips for Avoiding Inadvertent Injury.
• Finely Serrated Tips for Extremely Firm Grasps.
• Thumb-Style Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Waugh Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose surgical tool that surgeons in multiple specialities can use for grasping, holding and manoeuvre swabs, dressings and sterile gauzes, in order to soak up excess blood.

• Crisscross Style Tips for Extremely Reliable Grasps.
• Straight Tapering Tips for Higher Surgical Presicion.
• Thumb-Style Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.