Tissue Forceps Econo Sterile Adson 4-3/4 Inch Length Floor / Office Grade Pakistani Stainless Steel Sterile NonLocking Thumb Handle Straight 1 X 2 Teeth

Yes, these Adson Tissue Forceps are 100% latex-free. They are manufactured without natural rubber latex, making them a safe and suitable choice for patients with sensitivities or allergies.

Yes. As part of the Econo Sterile line, these instruments come pre-sterilized and individually packaged. This allows for immediate use, helping you minimize setup time and maintain strict aseptic standards in your facility.

These forceps are constructed from high-quality stainless steel. They are designed to meet the Adson pattern requirements, featuring narrow, fine tips and a 1x2 tooth configuration that ensures reliable, precise grasping of delicate tissues.

By opting for these disposable, floor-grade instruments, you can significantly improve your workflow efficiency:

• Eliminate Reprocessing: There is no need for cleaning, sterilization, or instrument tracking between uses.
• Reduce Contamination Risk: Single-use design ensures a sterile instrument for every patient.
• Bulk Convenience: Supplied in cases of 25, ensuring you always have ready-to-use stock on hand.

Yes, the handle is designed for comfort and control. The broad thumb grasp area features integrated serrations that provide a secure, non-slip grip, even during extended surgical sessions.

The 1x2 tooth configuration is essential for reliable tissue securement. It allows the surgeon to grip and manipulate delicate tissues with confidence, ensuring the tissue stays in place without the risk of slipping, which is a common requirement for fine surgical procedures.

Absolutely. These forceps are part of Sklar’s ‘Econo Sterile’ line, which is specifically engineered as a floor-grade, cost-effective option for high-turnover clinical environments where the convenience of a disposable, sterile instrument is prioritized over long-term reuse.

These forceps measure 4-3/4 inches in length. This is a standard size for the Adson pattern, providing the perfect balance between maneuverability and reach for delicate tissue manipulation.

These forceps are manufactured by Sklar, a trusted name in medical instrumentation. Despite being a disposable, floor-grade product, they are built to maintain professional performance standards for single-use surgical applications.

Yes. The classic Adson design is specifically chosen for its short jaws and narrow tips. This geometry allows the user to operate in tight surgical fields with maximum visibility and the precise control needed for handling fragile or delicate tissue structures.