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Peet Splinter Forceps

Peet Splinter Forceps is a specialized device that general surgeons commonly use to grasp, mobilize and remove foreign bodies, debris and other materials from the surgical field.

  • Curved Jaws for Reaching Deep Surgical Sites.
  • Serrated Surfaces Promoting Strong Grip.
  • Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.


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The Peet Splinter Forceps offers a wide range of surgical benefits. Its principal use is to provide an atraumatic way to extract deeply located foreign objects from the surgical field.

For this purpose, the instrument features a pair of tapered, curved jaws that easily traverse small areas. Also, the inner surfaces of the jaws have transverse serrations that ensure a firm grip onto the clamped material.

Moreover, the Peet Splinter Forceps features a ratchet system for self-retaining the jaws at different levels of pressure. In addition, the device has a boxlock system for performing smooth closing and opening movements.

Manufactured in premium grade stainless steel with a fine satin finish that reduces glare.

Weight 0.0 kg
Author Name

Peet

Specialty

General Surgery, Stomach, Intestine & Rectum

Sub-Category

Splinter Forceps

Category

Forceps

Working End Details

Serrated Tips

Working End Profile

Curved

Handle Type

Ring Handle

Overall Length

12.5 cm – 5″

Finish

Satin

Material

Stainless Steel

CE Marking

Yes

Reusable

Yes

Used in Specialties: General Surgery Instruments,
Stomach, Intestine & Rectum,
Product Category: Forceps,
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