2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR

2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR Specification

Measurement Range
2X3 Jaw Configuration

Features
Corrosion Resistant, Reusable, Fine Tip for Precise Grasping, Ergonomic Handle

Accuracy
High Grasp Precision

Instruments Type
Surgical Grasping Forcep

Shelf Life
Long Shelf Life if Properly Maintained

Function
Tissue Grasping/Retrieval

Storage Instructions
Store in Clean, Dry Medical Instrument Tray

Usage Type
Medical/Clinical

Equipment Type
Grasping Forcep D/A FHBR

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Mechanical

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Endoscopic Surgical Procedures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard 2x3 Jaws, Shaft Length Customizable

Weight
Lightweight (Approx. 40-50 g)

Color
Silver

Packaging
Individually Packed in Sterile Pouch

Jaw Type
2x3 Tooth Configuration

Application Area
Gastroenterology, Urology, Laparoscopy

Endoscope Compatibility
Rigid and Flexible Endoscopes

Sterilization
Autoclavable

Tip Design
Serrated Jaws for Secure Clamping

ISO Certification
Conforms to Medical Device Standards

Handle Type
Spring Handle with Finger Loops

Maintenance
Easy to Clean and Maintain

About 2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR

2x3 Grasping Forcep

a surgical instrument with a working end that has two teeth on one jaw and three teeth on the opposing jaw, providing a secure grip for tissues or blood vessels. This configuration is commonly used for handling tougher tissues or structures that are difficult to hold, such as during general, orthopedic, or gynecological surgeries. The design helps prevent slippage, making it suitable for procedures requiring hemostasis or tissue retraction.

One example is the SURTEXA Premium Chaput Tissue Grasping Forcep, which features a 2x3 teeth configuration, an overall length of 12.5 cm (5 inches), a ring handle, and is crafted from premium stainless steel with a satin finish. It is used to hold tissues and block blood vessels to prevent bleeding, particularly during surgical processes involving cut tissues. Another example is the Comeg Surgical Laparoscopic 10mm 33cm 2A3 Claw Grasping Forcep, designed for laparoscopic procedures.

These forceps are typically reusable and made from durable materials like stainless steel, ensuring longevity and sterility. While the 2x3 tooth configuration offers a firm grip, it may cause tissue damage or leave marks on delicate tissues, so it is generally avoided in procedures requiring minimal trauma. For delicate tissues, forceps with fine serrated tips are preferred over those with teeth.

Secure Grasping with Medical Precision

Engineered for high grasp precision, the 2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR is equipped with serrated 2x3 tooth jaws, ensuring firm and secure tissue retrieval in diverse endoscopic procedures. Its fine tip facilitates delicate manipulations, while corrosion-resistant stainless steel allows repeated sterilization without performance loss.

Versatile Application Across Specialties

Designed for use in gastroenterology, urology, and laparoscopy, this forcep is compatible with both rigid and flexible endoscopes. Its standardized jaw dimensions and customizable shaft length enable reliable adaptation to various surgical requirements, enhancing its utility in clinical practice.

Durable, Ergonomic, and Reliable

The forcep's lightweight construction and ergonomic spring handle with finger loops ensure comfort during lengthy surgeries. The manual mechanical design guarantees silent, precise real-time operation, while a long shelf life and reusable nature offer cost-effectiveness for medical facilities.

FAQ's of 2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR:

Q: How do I properly sterilize the 2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR?

A: This grasping forcep is autoclavable. To sterilize, simply clean the instrument according to standard protocols and subject it to an autoclave cycle. Always ensure it is thoroughly dried before storage to maintain performance and longevity.

Q: What types of endoscopes is this forcep compatible with?

A: The forcep is designed for compatibility with both rigid and flexible endoscopes, making it suitable for a wide range of endoscopic surgical procedures across various medical specialties.

Q: When should I use the 2X3 GRASPING FORCEP D/A FHBR during procedures?

A: You should use this instrument when secure tissue grasping or retrieval is required, such as during gastroenterological, urological, or laparoscopic surgeries that require precise and controlled clamping.

Q: Where is the best place to store this forcep after use?

A: After proper cleaning and sterilization, keep the forcep stored in a clean, dry medical instrument tray to preserve its condition and maintain sterility until next use.

Q: What maintenance does this surgical forcep require?

A: Maintenance is straightforward: rinse and brush the forcep immediately after use, perform proper sterilization, inspect for signs of wear, and ensure it is completely dry before storage. With regular care, it will retain its precision and durability.

Q: How does the 2x3 tooth jaw and serrated tip benefit surgical procedures?

A: The 2x3 tooth jaw with serrated tips allows for an exceptionally secure grip on tissues, minimizing the risk of tissue slippage. This translates to more controlled manipulations, reducing procedure time and improving surgical outcomes.

Q: What are the advantages of using a spring handle with finger loops?

A: The ergonomic spring handle with finger loops provides surgeons with enhanced maneuverability and comfort. This design helps reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures and allows precise, real-time control of the forcep jaws.