FENESTRATED SMALL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

FENESTRATED SMALL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR Specification

Features
Corrosion resistant, Lightweight, Ergonomic handle, Screw Lock System, Reusable, Fenestrated Jaws

Shelf Life
5 Years

Function
Grasping and holding tissues during surgery

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, sterile environment

Instruments Type
Laparoscopic Grasper

Usage Type
Surgical Instrument

Accuracy
High precision for tissue grasping

Equipment Type
Fenestrated Small Grasping Forcep

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Procedures

Power Source
Manual

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 5mm diameter, 330mm length

Weight
Approx. 120 grams

Color
Metallic Silver

Handle Type
Spring Handle with Locking Mechanism

Jaw Type
Fenestrated, Serrated Edges

End Use
Suitable for both single and multiple use after sterilization

Compliance
Meets International Surgical Standards

Resistance
Rust and Corrosion Resistant

Sterilization
Autoclavable

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

About FENESTRATED SMALL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

Fenestrated Grasping Forcep

The Fenestrated Small (SA) Grasping Forcep FHBR is a laparoscopic instrument manufactured by Om Surgicals, based in Mumbai, India. It features a diameter of 5mm and a length of 30cm, constructed from metal, specifically premium-grade stainless steel, ensuring high quality and performance during surgical procedures. The forcep is designed for use in laparoscopic surgeries, with a fenestrated design that allows for effective grasping and manipulation of tissues. It is available with a PR Series Handle Bottom Ratchet and has the part number AFS-05-30-03. The product is intended for use in hospitals and is part of a range of atraumatic graspers offered by the manufacture

Ergonomic and Reliable Design

The FHBR Fenestrated Small Grasping Forcep boasts an ergonomic handle with a screw lock system, providing comfort and precision even during lengthy procedures. Its spring mechanism and fenestrated, serrated jaws ensure a firm grip on tissues, minimizing trauma and slippage, while its lightweight construction reduces hand fatigue for surgeons.

Safety and Sterility Assured

Each forcep is sterilizable via autoclave and individually packaged in a sterile pouch, ensuring safety for every use. The durable stainless steel material resists rust and corrosion, extending the instrument's lifespan and reliability across single or multiple uses. Always store in a dry, sterile environment to maintain its optimal condition.

FAQ's of FENESTRATED SMALL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR:

Q: How should the Fenestrated Small Grasping Forcep FHBR be sterilized after use?

A: The forcep is autoclavable and should be sterilized in an autoclave following standard hospital protocols for surgical instruments. Ensure the instrument is clean and completely dry before sterilization to maintain its integrity and prevent corrosion.

Q: What are the main benefits of the fenestrated, serrated jaw design?

A: The fenestrated, serrated jaws provide a secure grip on tissues during surgical procedures, reducing the risk of tissue trauma and slippage. This design allows for precise manipulation and holding, making the forcep ideal for endoscopic and laparoscopic work.

Q: When is this forcep typically used in a surgical setting?

A: This instrument is primarily used during endoscopic and laparoscopic surgeries for grasping and holding tissues. Its high precision and ergonomic handle make it suitable for both routine and delicate procedures requiring reliable tissue management.

Q: Where should the forcep be stored to ensure its longevity?

A: The instrument should be stored in a dry, sterile environment when not in use. Proper storage prevents rust and maintains the sterility and lifespan of the forcep.

Q: What is the process for locking and unlocking the handle during use?

A: The forcep is equipped with a spring handle and a locking mechanism, allowing the surgeon to secure the jaws in the closed position as needed. Simply engage the lock after grasping tissue, and disengage the lock to release the grip when necessary.

Q: Can the FHBR forcep be reused, and if so, how many times?

A: Yes, the forcep is designed for both single and multiple uses, provided it is properly sterilized after each procedure. With correct handling and storage, it can be reused multiple times throughout its 5-year shelf life.