- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 4.2 lb
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Learn more:
- MFR: Dynarex Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 1114
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this made with premium German stainless steel?
Yes, these Sklar dressing forceps are manufactured from high-quality German stainless steel, ensuring the durability and precision required for professional OR and surgical environments.
Can these forceps reach deep into wounds?
Absolutely. Measuring 14 inches in length, these forceps offer an extended reach, making them ideal for deep wound packing and managing dressings in clinical procedures.
Does the tip provide a secure grip?
Yes, the instrument features straight, serrated tips specifically designed to provide a firm, non-slip grip on cotton, gauze, and other dressing materials.
Is this instrument designed for long-term reuse?
Yes, the forceps are built for reusable durability. They are constructed to withstand the rigors of frequent clinical and surgical use.
Are these forceps easy to control during use?
They feature a traditional thumb handle design paired with a non-locking action, allowing for precise, intuitive control during dressing changes and surgical procedures.
Are these forceps delivered in a sterile state?
These instruments are shipped non-sterile. Please ensure you follow your facility’s established sterilization protocols before the first use.
Are these suitable for professional surgical use?
Yes, these are rated as OR / Surgical Grade, meeting the high standards required for use in hospitals, operating rooms, and wound care facilities.
Is this a non-locking instrument?
Yes, the forceps feature a non-locking mechanism, which allows for quick, repetitive manipulation of materials without needing to release a lock.
Is the construction standard for OR environments?
Yes, Sklar is a trusted name in medical instrumentation. This specific model (19-1114) is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of professional surgical environments.
What is the primary application for this length?
The 14-inch length is specifically chosen for tasks that require extra reach, such as:
- Deep wound packing
- Handling materials in hard-to-reach surgical sites
- Securely managing sterile gauze or cotton during procedures