- Condition: Factory New
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Learn more:
- MFR: BR Surgical Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: BR46-31703
- Phone: (888) 642-1366
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps suitable for delicate surgical procedures?
Yes, these are professional-grade surgical instruments. They feature a 3mm jaw specifically calibrated for precision and delicate maxillary tasks, ensuring reliable performance in clinical settings.
How does the design assist with anatomical access?
The forceps are engineered for optimal maneuverability in restricted spaces through two key features: - 110-degree downward angle: Provides superior visibility and access. - Horizontal opening: Facilitates precise control when navigating complex anatomical structures.
Is the shaft length sufficient for maxillary procedures?
Yes, the instrument features a 5-inch shaft length, which is specifically designed to provide the necessary reach for effective manipulation during standard maxillary surgical procedures.
Does this instrument offer high-quality, reliable performance?
Absolutely. This is a factory-new medical instrument manufactured by BR Surgical. It is built to meet the rigorous standards and durability requirements expected for high-stakes surgical applications.
What is the specific opening mechanism of this model?
This model utilizes a horizontal opening style, which distinguishes it from standard forceps and allows for a unique grip and release action required for specific maxillary access needs.
Can these be used for tasks requiring a secure grip?
Yes, the 3mm jaw width is designed to provide a secure and stable hold on tissues, making it an excellent choice for surgeons who require confidence in their instrumentation during procedures.
Is this a specialized instrument for maxillary surgery?
Yes, the BR Surgical SKINNER Maxillary Forceps (MPN: BR46-31703) are purpose-built for specialized maxillary procedures, ensuring that the dimensions and angles are optimized specifically for that anatomical region.
How should I handle the product upon receipt?
As this is a professional-grade medical instrument, it should be handled according to your facility’s standard protocols for surgical tool sterilization and preparation before its initial use in a clinical environment.
What is the primary benefit of the downward angulation?
The 110-degree downward angle is a critical feature that allows the surgeon to maintain an ergonomic position while accessing anatomical structures that would be difficult to reach with standard, straight-tipped instruments.
Who should I contact for technical support regarding this instrument?
For any technical assistance, product inquiries, or support regarding the operation of these forceps, you can contact the manufacturer’s support line directly at (888) 642-1366.