VELLUSULAM FORCEPS

VELLUSULAM FORCEPS Specification

Shelf Life
Long (Dependent on maintenance)

Instruments Type
Surgical Forceps

Function
Tissue handling and manipulation

Features
Fine tips, Rust-proof, Precision grip, Corrosion resistant

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, sterilized environment

Accuracy
High precision

Usage Type
Reusable

Equipment Type
Vellusulam Forceps

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Handheld

Use
Surgical Procedures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard Surgical Length (approx. 12-15 cm)

Weight
Approx. 40-60 grams

Color
Silver (Metallic)

About VELLUSULAM FORCEPS

Rotunda Vulsellum Forceps key features:

High quality stainless steel for good tissue grasping
Jaw with 1:1 teeth and precise action
Straight 255mm length to suit most procedures
Complementary to Spackman Insufflation Cannula
15mm tip width 106mm tip length

Precision in Surgical Handling

Vellusulam Forceps are engineered for intricate surgical tasks, particularly in ENT and ophthalmic fields. Their fine, tapered tips and high-precision design allow for meticulous tissue manipulation. Stainless steel construction resists corrosion, ensuring the forceps perform optimally through repeated use.

Flexible Use and Easy Sterilization

These forceps are suitable for autoclaving, making sterilization straightforward and consistent with hospital protocols. Supplied in sterile packs or bulk, they accommodate various procurement and procedural needs for clinics, hospitals, and surgical centers.

Ergonomic and Reliable Design

The serrated handle offers a secure, non-slip grip, even when used in demanding surgical conditions. Weighing just 4060 grams and measuring 1215 cm, these ergonomic forceps provide comfort and control in lengthy procedures while remaining easy to transport and handle.

FAQs of VELLUSULAM FORCEPS:

Q: How should Vellusulam Forceps be sterilized before use?

A: Vellusulam Forceps are designed for autoclaving, enabling effective sterilization using standard hospital protocols. Ensure the forceps are thoroughly cleaned and placed in a suitable autoclave pouch before processing.

Q: What distinguishes the Vellusulam Forceps in surgical procedures?

A: These forceps combine fine, tapered tips for high-precision work with a rust-proof, corrosion-resistant stainless steel body. Their serrated grip prevents slipping, and availability in both blunt and sharp tip models caters to different medical requirements.

Q: When is it advisable to use the sharp versus blunt edge type?

A: Sharp-edged models are ideal for dissecting or manipulating finer tissues, while blunt versions are preferred when safe, gentle tissue handling is required, reducing the risk of damage in delicate ophthalmic or ENT procedures.

Q: Where are Vellusulam Forceps typically applied during surgery?

A: They are primarily used in ENT, ophthalmic, and minor general surgical procedures, serving as an essential tool for tissue manipulation, grasping, and precision handling where accuracy is paramount.

Q: What is the benefit of using stainless steel Vellusulam Forceps?

A: Stainless steel offers excellent resistance to rust and corrosion, durability for repeated sterilization, and maintains the instruments structural integrity for long-term, reusable performance.

Q: How should Vellusulam Forceps be stored between uses?

A: To prolong shelf life, store the forceps in a dry, sterile environment. Avoid moisture exposure and routinely inspect for any signs of wear or damage to maintain optimal condition.