Description

Allis Tissue Forceps: Precision Grip for Reliable Tissue Handling.

Premium Quality with German Stainless Steel material at Fiya Surgical Allis intestinal forceps are available in 15cm to 23cm long size. These grasping forceps are designed to grasp and hold soft tissues. Its come with serrated jaws interlocking teeth like 4×5 or 5 x6 provide firm grip on tissues and minimizing the slippage.

Key Features:

1. Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel, for ensuring durability of instruments.
2. Jaws:
   • Serrated jaws with interlocking teeth
   • Provides a firm grip on tissues.
3. Handle: Ratcheted handle for secure locking during use.
4. Size: Come from 15cm to 23cm in length, depending on surgical needs.

Surgical Application:

• General surgery
• Abdominal surgery
• Gynecology surgery
• Orthopedic Surgery

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Manufacturer By: Fiya Surgical
• Type of instruments: Intestinal Forceps
• Working Function: Grasping and holding Body Tissue
• Usage: Reusable
• Material: German Stainless steel
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated, Boil Test
• Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
• Dull-Polished: Matt Finish
• Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
• Packing: Individually Packed, Laser Marking
• Sterility: Non-Sterile

People Also Ask

Q: What are Allis tissue forceps with 5×6 teeth used for?
A: They are surgical forceps used to grasp and hold soft tissues securely during procedures, especially when tissue needs to be held firmly without slipping.

Q: What does “5×6 teeth” mean on Allis tissue forceps?
A: “5×6 teeth” refers to the tooth pattern — five small projections on one jaw and six on the opposite jaw — that interlock to provide a firm grip on tissue.

Q: When are Allis tissue forceps typically used?
A: They are commonly used in general surgery, gynecological procedures, and tissue manipulation where secure holding of tissue is important before cutting or suturing.

Q: Can Allis tissue forceps be sterilized and reused?
A: Yes — made from surgical‑grade stainless steel, they can be cleaned, autoclaved, and reused following standard clinical sterilization protocols.