Aspen Surgical 34-7000 Classic Forceps Allis Tissue 4 x 5 Teeth

The Aspen Surgical 34-7000 Classic® Forceps, Allis Tissue, 4 x 5 Teeth, 6" is a high-quality medical instrument designed for use in various clinical settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and surgical centers. This versatile forceps is ideal for surgeons, nurses, and medical professionals who require a reliable and precise instrument for tissue handling and manipulation. The standout benefit of this forceps is its ability to provide a secure grip on tissue, reducing the risk of damage or trauma during surgical procedures.

The Aspen Surgical 34-7000 Classic® Forceps is a specialized medical instrument designed for tissue handling and manipulation. Its primary function is to provide a secure grip on tissue, allowing medical professionals to perform surgical procedures with precision and accuracy. The forceps is designed with a unique tooth configuration, which enables it to grasp and hold tissue firmly, reducing the risk of tissue damage or trauma.

Key Features

• High-quality stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• 4 x 5 teeth configuration for secure tissue grip and manipulation
• 6" length for optimal reach and control during surgical procedures
• Ergonomic handle design for comfortable grip and reduced fatigue
• Autoclavable for easy sterilization and maintenance
• Compatible with various surgical procedures, including general surgery, orthopedic, and neurosurgery
• Meets or exceeds international standards for medical instrument quality and performance

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 6" (15.24 cm) in length Weight: approximately 4.2 oz (119g) Materials: High-quality stainless steel Compliance: Autoclavable, meets or exceeds international standards for medical instrument quality and performance

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical centers
• Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers
• Operating rooms and surgical suites
• Emergency departments and trauma centers
• Medical research and educational institutions