BR Surgical OVERHOLT-GEISSENDOERFER Dissecting/Ligature Forceps, full serrated, 10¼"

Yes, these forceps are specifically engineered with a full serrated jaw design. This pattern maximizes frictional contact, providing the high level of grip stability required for delicate dissection and secure ligature handling.

Absolutely. With an overall length of 10¼ inches, this instrument is purpose-built to provide the extended reach necessary for surgical fields that require deeper access than standard-length forceps can offer.

Yes, these forceps are supplied in Factory New condition, ensuring that you receive a high-quality, pristine instrument ready for standard sterilization processes and immediate integration into your surgical workflow.

The OVERHOLT-GEISSENDOERFER designation is recognized for its specialized utility in surgical environments. It is a high-precision tool trusted by medical professionals for procedures that demand consistent performance in both dissection and securing ligatures.

The full serrated gripping surface is specifically designed to maintain a firm hold on both tissue and suture material, ensuring that your ligatures remain secure throughout the procedure.

While the tool is designed for robustness and reach, it features a lightweight build (weighing approximately 0.01 lbs), which is essential for reducing hand fatigue during lengthy or intricate surgical procedures.

These forceps are manufactured by BR Surgical, a company focused on high-quality medical instrumentation. The product adheres to professional surgical specifications, ensuring the durability and precision expected in modern clinical settings.

Yes. Should you have technical questions or require assistance regarding the specifications of this forceps, you can contact support directly at (888) 642-1366.

This item is managed via Manufacturer Direct Fulfillment. This process ensures that the instrument is sourced directly from the production source, maintaining the integrity of the Factory New condition with a lead time of 1-2 weeks.

Yes, they are specialized Dissecting/Ligature Forceps. Their primary function is to serve as a reliable, secure instrument for medical professionals who require superior gripping power for delicate manipulation.