Medical Action Industries Medical Action Forceps

The Medical Action Industries Forceps line offers a diverse selection of specialized instruments suitable for various medical and clinical procedures. All instruments are supplied in Factory New condition.

The specialized configurations available include:

• Adson Forceps: Typically 4 3/4” length, serrated.
• Iris Forceps: Typically 4” length, serrated.
• Kelly Hemostatic Forceps: 5.5” straight configuration.
• Mosquito Hemostat Forceps: Available in a straight configuration.
• Bayonette Dressing Forceps
• Straight Forceps: Examples include 5” length, serrated, non-locking thumb handle variants.

These instruments are offered in different material grades: Clinical Grade Stainless Steel for high-quality applications and Floor Grade Stainless Steel for general use. They are also available in both Sterile and Non-Sterile formats, and most variations are packaged in standardized quantities of 20 units per box or case.

Yes, these Medical Action Forceps are offered in configurations made from two specific grades of stainless steel, allowing you to choose the material standard appropriate for your clinical requirements:

• Clinical Grade Stainless Steel: This material is designed for instruments requiring the highest standards of precision and durability.
• Floor Grade Stainless Steel: This grade is suitable for general clinical use and non-critical applications.

All instruments, regardless of the grade chosen, are supplied in Factory New condition.

Yes, many configurations of the Medical Action Forceps are available with serrated grips.

This feature provides crucial benefits for precise clinical and surgical tasks:

• Enhanced Stability: Ensures secure and stable grasping of tissues or materials.
• Precision Handling: Essential for delicate procedures, such as suturing.

Since the product line includes various types (Adson, Iris, Kelly, etc.), shoppers have the option to choose instruments with either serrated or smooth tip designs, based on the procedural requirement. For example, the Adson Forceps (4 3/4”) is offered in a serrated configuration.

Yes, these medical forceps are supplied in convenient, standardized bulk packaging suitable for clinical and high-volume environments.

• Quantity: All configurations are packaged in units of 20 per container.
• Packaging Type: Depending on the specific variant chosen, they are supplied as either 20 per box (20/bx) or 20 per case (20/cs).

All instruments are provided in Factory New condition.

Yes, these Medical Action Industries forceps are available in two distinct grades of stainless steel to suit various professional medical and surgical applications:

• Clinical Grade Stainless Steel: This is the premium material option, designed for the high performance, precision, and durability required in demanding surgical and clinical settings.
• Floor Grade Stainless Steel: This grade is also offered, which is suitable for general applications, high-volume use, or where less specialized material standards are acceptable.

Regardless of the grade chosen, all instruments are supplied in Factory New condition and come in specialized configurations (such as Adson, Iris, and Kelly Hemostatic) to support a wide array of medical procedures.

Yes, the Medical Action Forceps are offered in a range of lengths, ensuring you have the precise tool needed for different surgical and clinical procedures. The size often correlates directly with the specific forcep type and material grade (Clinical or Floor Grade Stainless Steel).

Available lengths include:

• 4 inches: Typically for Iris Forceps (Serrated).
• 4 3/4 inches: Used for Adson Forceps (Serrated), which may be available in Clinical Grade Stainless Steel.
• 5 inches: Used for Straight Forceps (Serrated, Non-Locking Thumb Handle).
• 5.5 inches: Common for Kelly Hemostatic Forceps (Straight).

Yes, these medical forceps are constructed using specific grades of stainless steel tailored for different clinical requirements:

• Clinical Grade Stainless Steel: This superior grade is used for instruments requiring maximum durability and corrosion resistance, suitable for demanding surgical environments (e.g., Adson Forceps).
• Floor Grade Stainless Steel: This grade provides the necessary quality and reliability for general clinical and floor-level applications.

All instruments are designated as Factory New condition upon delivery.

Yes, the Medical Action Industries Forceps product line offers configurations in both Sterile and Non-Sterile conditions to suit various clinical needs. This allows you to select the exact requirements for your procedure.

Key considerations when selecting your specific configuration include:

• Sterility: Choose between Sterile and Non-Sterile variants.
• Material Grade: Instruments are available in both Clinical Grade Stainless Steel and Floor Grade Stainless Steel.
• Condition: All forceps are supplied in Factory New condition.
• Packaging: They are packaged in standardized units of 20 per box or case, making them efficient for high-volume settings.

Yes, high-quality Adson forceps are available in a configuration specifically designed for clinical applications.

The Forceps, Adson, Serrated 4 3/4” variant includes these key features:

• Material: Constructed from durable Clinical Grade Stainless Steel, suitable for rigorous medical environments.
• Design: Features a length of 4 3/4 inches and a serrated tip for secure, precise grasping.
• Condition: All units are supplied in Factory New condition.
• Packaging: They are packaged in practical quantities of 20 units per box (20/bx).

The Medical Action Industries forceps are available in configurations utilizing two distinct grades of stainless steel, allowing selection based on intended use and procedural requirements:

• Clinical Grade Stainless Steel: This is the higher-quality option, suitable for critical applications and surgical settings that demand superior durability and precision.
• Floor Grade Stainless Steel: This grade is intended for general clinical and non-critical procedural use, often serving basic floor stock requirements.