Allis Tissue Grasping Forceps

Allis Tissue Grasping Forceps are surgical instruments used to securely grasp and manipulate tissues during various surgical procedures. They feature interlocking teeth at the tips, designed to hold tissues firmly without causing significant damage. Available in different teeth configurations (3×4, 4×5, 5×6, and 6×7), these forceps provide versatility to meet specific tissue handling needs, from delicate to more robust tissue manipulation.

Key Features:

• Interlocking teeth: Offer a secure, non-slip grip on tissues, with various configurations for different applications.
  • 3×4 teeth: Ideal for handling delicate tissues or smaller structures.
  • 4×5 teeth: Suitable for general tissue handling and manipulation.
  • 5×6 teeth: Provides a stronger grip for firmer tissues.
  • 6×7 teeth: Designed for use with tougher or thicker tissues.
• Locking mechanism: Ensures a firm grip without the need for constant hand pressure.
• Made of stainless steel, providing durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization.
• Available in various sizes: To accommodate different surgical needs and tissue types.
• Commonly used in general surgery, gynecology, and abdominal procedures for tissue grasping and stabilization during surgery.