Allis Tissue Forceps

WE-9501

Description:

• Purpose: These forceps are used in a variety of surgical procedures, including general, gynecological, and orthopedic surgeries. Their primary function is to grasp, hold, and retract tissues securely, particularly fascia or diseased tissue, to provide a clear view of the surgical site. They are also known as intestinal forceps.
• Design: The instrument has a ratcheted ring handle mechanism that allows the surgeon to lock the forceps in place, reducing hand fatigue during long procedures. The jaws have an interdigitating teeth pattern (commonly 5x6 or 4x5 teeth) that provides a firm, non-slip grip without causing excessive trauma to the tissue.
• Material: It is manufactured from high-grade, surgical stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and the ability to be sterilized for repeated use.