BR Surgical BONACCOLTO Conjunctiva Forceps, longitudinally serrated jaws with cross serrations at tips, 1.2mm, 4”

Yes, these forceps are specifically designed for delicate tissue manipulation in ophthalmology. They are engineered to provide the precise control necessary for handling conjunctival tissue safely and effectively.

Absolutely. The instrument features a dual-surface gripping design:

• Longitudinally serrated jaws for overall stability.
• Cross serrations at the tips to maximize friction and ensure a secure hold on delicate tissues without excessive pressure.

Yes, the 1.2mm jaw width is specifically chosen for fine ophthalmic and micro-surgical tasks where precision is paramount, allowing for accurate maneuvering in restricted surgical fields.

The 4-inch (4”) length is the industry standard for ophthalmic instrumentation. It provides an optimal balance between reach and manual dexterity, ensuring the surgeon has stable, ergonomic control during delicate procedures.

Yes, all BR Surgical BONACCOLTO Conjunctiva Forceps are supplied as Factory New. This ensures that you receive an instrument that meets rigorous quality standards, is free from wear, and is ready for clinical sterilization and use.

BR Surgical is known for high-quality surgical instrumentation. By sourcing directly from the manufacturer, you are receiving a reliable, professional-grade tool built to maintain its precision performance throughout its service life in a clinical environment.

Certainly. These forceps are designed to serve as a essential component of a high-precision surgical toolset, specifically for ophthalmologists or microsurgeons who require reliable, task-specific instruments for fine tissue management.

Yes, this product is the official BR Surgical model (MPN: BR43-91610), ensuring you are receiving the exact specifications and quality engineering expected for this specific BONACCOLTO forceps design.

As a Factory New item, it arrives in optimal condition for your facility’s standard sterilization and preparation protocols prior to its first surgical use.

It is highly specialized. The combination of the 1.2mm tip and the specific longitudinal/cross-serrated jaw configuration is tailored specifically for the unique demands of ophthalmic surgery, where the ability to grasp fine tissue without trauma is a critical requirement.