Allis Tissue Forceps
Acheron Instruments presents Allis Tissue Forceps, a versatile general surgery instrument for grasping and holding tissues and clamping blood vessels.
- Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel.
- Features broad tips for secure grip.
- Features finger ring handles for a comfortable grip.
- Features a self-retaining system due to ratchet lock.
- We offer ISO Certified Products.
- SKU: 182860
- CATEGORY: GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS
- TYPE: Forcep
- SIZE:
- TAGs: Allis tissue forceps , allis tissue forcep , forcep
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Uses of Allis Tissue Forceps
- Assists surgeons in having access to deep tissues.
- Assists surgeons in grasping and manipulation of tissues.
- Helps surgeons to ensure minimal trauma to the tissues.
- Enables surgeons to perform freely through its self-retaining mechanism.
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Features |
Benefits |
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Premium Material |
Allis Tissue Forceps is made from stainless steel that ensures durability and strength. |
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Self-Retaining Mechanism |
Features ratchet lock for self-retaining mechanism enabling surgeons to perform other tasks easily. |
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Finger Ring Handle |
Finger ring handle ensures a secure grip. |
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Long Shanks |
Long shanks enable surgeons to access deep tissues. |
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Narrow Profile |
Helps surgeons to access hard-to=reach areas. |
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Blunt Tips |
Blunt tips prevent damage and injuries to the tissues. |
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Reusable |
Can be reused after standard sterilization methods. |
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Specification |
Detail |
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Manufacturer |
Acheron Instruments |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Finish |
Satin |
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Category |
General Surgery Instrument |
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Instrument Type |
Forceps |
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Handle Type |
Finger Ring Handle |
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Ratchet Lock |
Yes |
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Certifications |
ISO and CE Marking |
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Sterilization |
Autoclavable |
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Usability |
Reusable |
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Joint Type |
Box Joint |
What is the difference b/w Babcock and Allis Forceps?
Babcock and Allis Forceps differ in their shape and function. Babcock forceps feature ratcheted design with finger ring handles and non-perforating tips while Allis Forceps feature finger ring handle with blunt tips and broad jaws. Babcock forceps are used for delicate tissue manipulation atraumatically while Allis forceps do the same function but may be traumatic.
What are the alternatives to Allis Forceps?
Babcock forceps are the best alternative to Allis forceps as they are less traumatic than Allis forceps. Babcock forceps feature wider rounded grasping surface which makes them atraumatic.
