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Description

Sklar's Econo Schroeder tenaculum forceps are a ratcheted, finger ring instrument commonly used in OB/GYN procedures involving maipulation of the cervix or uterus, most commonly D&C, and vaginal or abdominal hysterectomy. They are also used to grasp, hold, and move vessels and arteries during surgical procedures. The tips have prong tips that overlap, providing a strong hold on the tissue. Econo instruments are Sklar's floor-grade, disposable instruments. Made in Pakistan, they offer the greatest utility at the lowest cost. Econo instruments eliminate the need for cleaning and reprocessing. Because they are disposable, Econo instruments also reduce the likelihood of cross-contamination. Econo instruments are available in bulk quantities.

Disposable Or Reusable disposable
Family tenacula forceps
Grade econo sterile floor grade
Handle Style finger rings with ratchet
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 10"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile sterile
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname schroeder (sometimes spelled schroder, schröder)
Tip Config 1x1 sharp prongs (pozzi style rounded tips)
Type forceps
Uom cs
Uom Description 25 items/case
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Are these forceps made with latex-free materials?

Yes, these Econo Sterile Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps are explicitly certified to be not made with natural rubber latex, ensuring they are suitable for use with latex-sensitive patients and staff.

How do the Pozzi style tips improve tissue grip?

The Pozzi style tips feature 1x1 sharp prongs with rounded edges that are specifically engineered to overlap when the forceps are closed. This design ensures a secure, reliable hold on delicate tissue during surgical procedures.

Can these forceps be used for general surgery?

Yes, while primarily utilized for OB/GYN procedures like D&C and hysterectomies, these instruments are highly versatile and are also suitable for grasping, holding, and maneuvering vessels and arteries during general surgical interventions.

Does the ratcheted handle provide reliable security during use?

Absolutely. The forceps are equipped with a ratchet mechanism integrated into the finger ring handle. This allows for secure, adjustable locking, giving the surgeon precise control to maintain a firm grip on tissue throughout the procedure.

Are these instruments suitable for infection-sensitive environments?

Yes, their disposable and sterile format is specifically designed to prioritize infection control. By using a single-use device, you completely eliminate the need for cleaning and reprocessing, which significantly reduces the risk of cross-contamination in the operating room.

What is the material composition of these forceps?

These instruments are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, providing the durability and structural integrity required for surgical applications while maintaining the cost-efficiency of the Econo floor-grade classification.

How many units are included in each case?

Each order is supplied as a case containing 25 individually sterile-packaged units, making them an ideal solution for facilities that perform high volumes of OB/GYN or general surgical procedures.

Is the 10-inch length standard for OB/GYN procedures?

Yes, the 10-inch length is considered a standard and appropriate size for the manipulation of the cervix or uterus, providing the necessary reach and leverage required for procedures like a D&C or hysterectomy.

Do these forceps require any special preparation before surgery?

No special preparation is needed. Because they arrive sterile and ready for immediate use, they help streamline surgical workflows by removing the time and labor burdens associated with sterilization cycles.

Are these considered high-utility surgical tools?

Yes, these forceps are categorized as Econo floor-grade instruments, which are specifically manufactured to offer maximum utility and essential functionality at the lowest possible cost, ensuring high performance for standard surgical tasks.