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Description

Sklar Blue Bipolar Scoville-Greenwood Dressing Forceps are most commonly used for coagulating vessels. The 1.5mm tip is slightly larger than the commonly used Adson Bipolar Forceps. They may also be used for dissection of fine or single-layer tissue. Sklar Blue electrosurgical instruments feature high quality stainless steel with an insulated coating. This safe coating prevents radio frequency currents from being transmitted through the instrument which reduces the burning of non-targeted tissue. Sklar Blue instruments are fully autoclavable and may also be cleaned ultrasonically. All Sklar Blue coated instruments comply with biological testing requirements for cytotoxicity, sensitization regulatory, and ISO 10993 requirements. They also comply with the Pre-Vacuum and Gravity Cycle Steam Sterilization Validation of ANSI/AAMI ST79. Sklar Blue electrosurgical coatings are guaranteed for one year against manufacturing defects. This product is angled with smooth 1.5mm tips and a length of 7-3/4 inches.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Handle Style bayonet/offset thumb handle
Instrument Curvature angled
Instrument Length 7-3/4"
Instrument Material stainless steel with non-conductive nylon coating
Is Sterile non-sterile
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname scoville-greenwood
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Does the specialized coating enhance patient safety?

Yes, these forceps feature the Sklar Blue electrosurgical coating, which is a high-quality, non-conductive nylon layer. This coating ensures that radio frequency currents are contained strictly to the surgical site, effectively reducing the risk of accidental burns to non-targeted tissues.

Is the material durable for clinical sterilization?

The forceps are constructed from premium stainless steel, designed to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty clinical use. They are fully compatible with:

  • Autoclaving
  • Ultrasonic cleaning
    This ensures long-term reliability while adhering to strict sterilization standards.
How does the bayonet style benefit surgical precision?

The bayonet/offset handle design is specifically crafted to provide the surgeon with improved visibility when working in deep surgical fields. This offset angle allows for greater control and precision during delicate procedures.

Are these forceps suitable for latex-sensitive environments?

Absolutely. These instruments are 100% latex-free, as they are not made with natural rubber latex, making them safe for use in environments where latex sensitivity is a concern.

Do these meet international sterilization standards?

Yes, Sklar ensures full compliance with critical clinical standards, including:

  • ISO 10993: For biological testing.
  • ANSI/AAMI ST79: For validated steam sterilization.
How do the tips perform for vessel coagulation?

The 1.5mm smooth, angled tips are precision-engineered for the coagulation of blood vessels and the dissection of fine, single-layer tissues. Their slightly larger profile compared to standard Adson forceps offers surgeons increased versatility and control during complex procedures.

Is the insulating coating long-lasting?

The Sklar Blue insulated coating is engineered for durability through repeated sterilization cycles. While the instrument itself is backed by a lifetime warranty, the specialized insulating coating is guaranteed for one year of clinical use.

Are these instruments considered professional-grade?

Yes, Sklar is a trusted name in medical instrumentation. These forceps are professional-grade, factory-new devices designed to support multiple sterilization cycles without compromising their high-polish stainless steel structural integrity.

What is the total length of these forceps?

The Sklar Bipolar Scoville-Greenwood Forceps measure 7-3/4 inches in length, a standard size chosen to balance reach and ergonomic control for the surgeon.

Does this tool meet regulatory requirements for cytotoxicity?

Yes, these instruments have been tested to meet cytotoxicity and sensitization regulatory requirements, ensuring they are safe for patient contact in clinical environments.