- Condition: Factory New
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Learn more:
- MFR: BR Surgical Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: FG12-25014
- Phone: (888) 642-1366
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps manufactured to factory new standards?
Yes, these BR Surgical Crile Forceps are supplied in Factory New condition, ensuring you receive a pristine, unused instrument directly from the manufacturer.
Is the length of this instrument standard for clinical use?
Yes, this model features a precise 5½-inch length, which is a standard and versatile size for most surgical and clinical clamping procedures.
Does this model feature a straight-tip design for precision?
Absolutely. The straight tip configuration is specifically designed for high-accuracy tissue manipulation and reliable clamping during medical or laboratory tasks.
Is this a genuine BR Surgical product?
Yes, these are authentic BR Surgical instruments, identified by the manufacturer part number FG12-25014.
How are these forceps shipped to the customer?
To ensure quality and authenticity, this item ships directly from the manufacturer, allowing for a direct and secure supply chain.
Are these instruments suitable for surgical instrument trays?
Yes, their design makes them an essential component for surgical instrument trays, providing the reliability needed for clinical and surgical environments.
What is the weight of these forceps?
The forceps are lightweight for easy handling, weighing only 0.01 pounds.
Is this instrument ready for immediate use upon arrival?
Yes, this is a specialized medical tool that requires no assembly. It is ready for your clinical or laboratory needs right out of the packaging.
What is the expected timeline for receiving this item?
Since this item ships directly from the manufacturer, there is a stated lead time of 1-2 weeks for processing and fulfillment.
Are these forceps appropriate for laboratory procedures?
Yes, while primarily utilized in surgical settings, their precise straight-tip design and standard 5½-inch length make them highly effective for various gripping and clamping tasks in laboratory environments.