Description
Busse Posi-Grip and Adson Forceps pair the maker’s disposable Posi-Grip plastic forceps with a stainless Adson forceps, the two forceps patterns its trays are built around. The Posi-Grip comes sterile in singles or non sterile in bulk, and the Adson is a 4-3/4 in stainless instrument with serrated jaws, sterile in singles.
- Posi-Grip Plastic Pattern – The 4 in deluxe plastic forceps used across the maker’s tray program.
- Adson Stainless Pattern – A 4-3/4 in stainless steel Adson with serrated jaws for tissue handling.
- Sterile Singles – Both sterile versions are individually packaged for the field.
- Bulk Option – The non sterile Posi-Grip runs 200 per case in bulk for department preparation.
The Two Forceps Behind the Tray Program
These forceps appear throughout the maker’s trays, and this page sells them on their own for services that stock instruments separately. The Posi-Grip is the deluxe plastic pattern, 4 in long, made as a disposable forceps for dressing, suture removal and general handling work. It comes sterile and individually packaged at 100 per case, or non sterile and bulk packed at 200 per case.
The Adson is the metal member of the pair, stainless steel at 4-3/4 in with serrated jaws, sterile and individually packaged at 20 per case. Both patterns are made in the USA, as the manufacturer notes on its catalog page.
Features and Benefits
Plastic Pattern
- Posi-Grip 4 in – Deluxe disposable plastic forceps, sterile singles or non sterile bulk.
- Tray Standard – The forceps pattern staged in the maker’s suture removal and dressing trays.
Metal Pattern
- Adson 4-3/4 in – Stainless steel Adson forceps with serrated jaws, sterile singles.
- Made in USA – The manufacturer lists both forceps patterns as made in the USA.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Brand: Busse
- Manufacturer Item Numbers: 7190, 7195, 8230
- Product Type: Forceps, plastic and stainless
- Lengths: 4 in (Posi-Grip), 4-3/4 in (Adson)
- Sterility: Sterile or non sterile by configuration
- Use: Single use
Configurations and Packaging
- Posi-Grip Plastic Forceps, 4 in, Sterile – Item 7190 (Mfr 7190), 100/cs
- Posi-Grip Plastic Forceps, 4 in, Non Sterile – Item 7195 (Mfr 7195), 200/cs
- Adson Forceps, Serrated Jaws, 4-3/4 in, Sterile – Item 8230 (Mfr 8230), 20/cs
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Why Choose These Forceps?
Services that build their own sets, or burn through forceps faster than trays, need the tray program’s forceps as standalone stock. This page carries both patterns in their working formats, sterile singles for the field and bulk for preparation.
- Tray Consistent Stock – The same forceps the trays use, sold separately for set building and top ups.
- Singles or Bulk – Sterile singles for field use and a bulk format where departments prepare their own.
- Maker Specification – Patterns, lengths and pack counts follow the manufacturer’s own catalog table.
- US Made Program – Both patterns are listed by the manufacturer as made in the USA.
Frequently Asked Questions
What forceps are offered?
The Posi-Grip plastic forceps comes in sterile singles, item 7190, and non sterile bulk, item 7195, both 4 in. The Adson forceps, item 8230, is stainless steel at 4-3/4 in with serrated jaws, sterile in singles.
What is the Posi-Grip used for?
It is a disposable plastic forceps for dressing handling, suture removal sets and general procedure work. It is the forceps pattern staged across the maker’s tray range.
Are they sterile?
Items 7190 and 8230 are sterile and individually packaged. Item 7195 is non sterile and bulk packed for department preparation.
How are they packed?
The sterile Posi-Grip runs 100 per case, the bulk Posi-Grip 200 per case, and the Adson 20 per case. Case supply follows the original factory pack.
Are the forceps reusable?
They are supplied as single use instruments. The plastic pattern is disposable by design, and the sterile Adson is packaged for one procedure.
