Sklarlite Tissue Forceps (CensiTrac Marked) - 4-1/2", Straight, 1x2 Teeth, Extra Light - 23-2809c

The Sklarlite manufacturing process uses a precision micron-shaving technique to reduce the instrument’s weight. By removing excess material without compromising structural integrity, these forceps offer:

• Enhanced maneuverability during delicate procedures.
• Reduced surgeon fatigue during long surgical sessions.

Yes, these are designed specifically for fine tissue manipulation. The 1x2 teeth configuration provides a secure, firm grip on tissues that might be difficult to hold with standard serrated tips, while the extra-lightweight design allows for the precise, controlled movements required for delicate work.

Yes, these forceps are crafted from high-quality stainless steel and belong to the Sklar Premium Grade classification. They are engineered to be highly durable, reusable, and are backed by a lifetime warranty, ensuring they meet the rigors of frequent surgical use.

The CensiTrac marking is a specialized feature that aids in the tracking and management of surgical instrumentation. It is designed to integrate with facility instrument tracking systems, helping to streamline inventory management and ensure standardized maintenance and sterilization protocols.

The spring-tension shanks are specifically calibrated to allow the surgeon to feel the tissue being held. This tactile feedback is essential for managing tissue thickness and prevents over-gripping, providing superior control during fine procedures.

Yes, the Sklarlite Tissue Forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for use in surgical environments where latex-free materials are required.

As these instruments are shipped non-sterile, they must undergo your facility’s standard sterilization protocols before their first use. Because they are constructed from high-quality stainless steel, they are designed to be fully compatible with standard reusable instrument sterilization processes.

Yes, the Sklarlite Tissue Forceps are TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant, ensuring they meet the specific regulatory requirements for procurement by government agencies and associated healthcare institutions.

Compared to standard instruments, the Sklarlite version is significantly lighter thanks to the proprietary material-removal process. While standard instruments can feel heavy during prolonged use, this model maintains full structural durability while significantly reducing the physical weight burden on the surgeon’s hand.

The 4-1/2 inch length is optimized for procedures that require high-precision, close-range manipulation. Its compact size, paired with the straight design and 1x2 teeth, makes it highly effective for single-layer tissue or membrane work where accessibility and fine control are top priorities.