- Condition: Factory New
- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 43-2-447
Frequently asked questions
Are these forceps safe for patients with latex allergies?
Yes, these forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for both patients and clinical staff who have latex sensitivities.
Can these forceps be reused for multiple procedures?
Yes, these are designed as reusable instruments. They are constructed from durable Pakistani stainless steel, making them suitable for long-term daily use in clinical or office settings.
Do these forceps arrive sterile and ready to use?
No, these instruments are delivered non-sterile. They will need to be properly cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s protocols before their first use in any medical procedure.
Is the ratchet lock secure enough for one-handed use?
Yes, the forceps are equipped with a precision ratchet lock designed to allow for easy one-handed operation. This mechanism ensures you can maintain a firm, constant grip on tissue or vessels during procedures.
Are these suitable for minor surgical procedures?
Absolutely. These 5-1/2 inch Crile forceps are ideal for general surgery, wound care, and minor clinical procedures where precise tissue manipulation or vessel occlusion is required.
What type of tips do these forceps have?
This model features straight, serrated tips. The serrations are specifically engineered to provide a secure, non-slip grip when handling tissue or clamping vessels.
Is the steel quality appropriate for clinical environments?
Yes, the forceps are crafted from durable Pakistani stainless steel. This material is chosen for its sturdiness and suitability for the rigors of daily office and clinical practice.
How long are these forceps?
These forceps measure 5-1/2 inches (14 cm) in total length, which is the standard size for the Crile style to ensure ergonomic control.
Does this tool offer good grip control?
Yes, they feature finger ring handles combined with a straight, serrated jaw profile. This design is focused on providing ergonomic handling and high-precision control during delicate procedures.
Are these considered office-grade or surgical-grade?
These are classified as floor/office grade instrumentation. They are specifically designed to provide reliable, consistent performance for routine in-office surgical applications and daily practice.