- Condition: Factory New
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- MFR: BR Surgical Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: WG16-17025
- Phone: (888) 642-1366
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps designed for professional medical use?
Yes, these are professional-grade surgical instruments manufactured by BR Surgical, designed to meet the high standards required for precise clinical and surgical environments.
Do the serrated jaws provide a reliable grip?
Absolutely. The serrated jaw pattern is specifically engineered to offer a superior, non-slip grip, which is essential for safely manipulating tissues or clamping materials securely during procedures.
Is this instrument delivered in brand-new condition?
Yes, the product is supplied as Factory New. This ensures that you receive an unused instrument in optimal condition directly from the manufacturer.
Does the straight shaft design help with surgical precision?
The straight shaft configuration is a key feature that allows for direct access and controlled manipulation, making it an ideal choice for procedures that require stable and predictable traction.
How long is the instrument?
These FOERSTER Forceps have an overall length of 9½ inches, providing an excellent reach for various surgical applications.
Is this forceps suitable for heavy-duty clamping tasks?
Yes, its structural design and serrated jaws make it an essential instrument for settings that demand both consistent clamping power and precise grasping action.
Can I trust the build quality of BR Surgical tools?
BR Surgical is a recognized brand in the medical supply field, known for producing tools that adhere to professional medical instrument standards.
Is the forceps lightweight for extended handling?
Yes, the instrument is very lightweight, weighing only 0.01 pounds, which helps minimize hand fatigue during intricate or lengthy surgical procedures.
How is the product shipped to me?
To ensure quality and authenticity, this item ships directly from the manufacturer, ensuring it arrives in the exact condition it left the factory.
Is this instrument a standard choice for surgical traction?
It is widely used in surgical settings precisely because of its design, which is specifically optimized for tasks requiring secure traction and reliable clamping.