Description
Aspen Allis Tissue Forceps are designed for clinicians who need reliable tissue handling during general surgical procedures. If you work in a fast-paced operating room or surgical suite, these forceps help you maintain a steady grip and precise control, so you can focus on patient care with confidence.
- 5x6 Allis Teeth – Securely grasp tissue with minimal trauma, supporting careful handling in surgery.
- 10 Inch Length – Offers extended reach for deep or hard-to-access areas, giving you flexibility in various procedures.
- Reusable Design – Built for repeated sterilization, helping you save on replacement costs and reduce waste.
- Latex-Free Construction – Reduces risk of allergic reactions, supporting patient and staff safety.
Precision Surgical Forceps for Reliable Tissue Handling
These surgical forceps are engineered for general surgery and feature a 5x6 Allis teeth pattern that provides a secure hold on tissue without excessive trauma. The 10 inch length allows for access to deeper anatomical sites, making them suitable for a wide range of procedures. Their reusable construction means you can sterilize and use them repeatedly, supporting both cost efficiency and environmental responsibility. Latex-free materials help protect sensitive patients and staff. Surgeons and surgical teams who require dependable, precise instruments will appreciate the consistent performance of these forceps.
Features and Benefits
Secure Tissue Control
- Allis Teeth Pattern – 5x6 configuration ensures a firm grip on tissue, minimizing slippage during procedures.
- Minimized Tissue Trauma – Designed to hold tissue securely without causing unnecessary damage.
Versatile Surgical Use
- 10 Inch Length – Provides reach for deep or complex surgical sites.
- General Surgery Application – Suitable for a variety of tissue handling tasks in the operating room.
Reusable and Safe
- Reusable Instrument – Withstands repeated sterilization cycles for long-term use.
- Latex-Free – Safe for patients and staff with latex sensitivities.
Product Specifications
Dimensions and Anatomy
- Length: 10 in (25.4 cm)
- Anatomy: General
Technical Details
- Teeth: 5x6 Teeth
- Namesake: Allis
- Surgical Specialty: General Surgery
- Lifespan: Reusable
- Latex-Free: Yes
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Consistent Performance and Safety in Every Procedure
Choose these forceps for their proven grip, reusable design, and latex-free safety. They are a dependable choice for surgical teams who value precision and reliability over generic alternatives. The secure teeth pattern and extended length help you work confidently in a range of surgical scenarios.
- Firm Tissue Hold – 5x6 teeth pattern provides a stable grip, supporting precise surgical technique.
- Reusable Efficiency – Designed for multiple sterilization cycles, reducing long-term costs.
- Latex-Free Safety – Protects patients and staff from latex-related reactions.
- Versatile Application – Suitable for general surgery and various tissue handling needs.
- Differentiator: Extended Length – 10 in size offers greater reach than standard forceps, giving you more flexibility in the OR.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Aspen Allis Tissue Forceps – Reprocessing Instructions Reusable Instruments
- Aspen Allis Tissue Forceps – Reprocessing Instructions Reusable Instruments
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the length of these forceps?
The forceps are 10 inches (25.4 cm) long, providing extended reach for surgical procedures.
Are these forceps reusable?
Yes, they are designed for repeated sterilization and long-term use.
What type of teeth do these forceps have?
They feature a 5x6 Allis teeth pattern for secure tissue handling.
Are these forceps latex-free?
Yes, they are made without latex to reduce the risk of allergic reactions.
What surgical specialties are these forceps suitable for?
They are intended for general surgery and a variety of tissue handling applications.
Can these forceps be used for deep tissue procedures?
The 10 inch length allows for access to deeper anatomical sites during surgery.
Is there a warranty for these forceps?
No warranty information is provided in the available sources.
