Outlet Forcep
Acheron Instruments’ Outlet Forcep is a surgical tool that assists in vaginal deliveries by positioning and applying traction to the baby’s head to push the baby out during contractions.
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Curved Blades for Secure Grasp on the Baby’s Head.
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Prevent Injury to the Baby's Scalp with Smooth Edges.
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Ergonomic Plier Style Handle for Superior Control.
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Our products are ISO-certified.
- SKU: 1236
- CATEGORY: General Surgery Instruments
- TYPE: Forcep
- SIZE:
- TAGs: Outlet Forcep , Forcep
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Uses of Outlet Forcep
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Grasp and position the baby’s head for safe delivery.
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Facilitate the delivery process, especially during the last stage of labour.
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Apply traction with minimal compression to cause less trauma.
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Grant deep access to slightly mold and rotate the baby’s head.
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Feature |
Benefit |
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Deep curved blades |
Ideally designed to fit around the baby’s head securely |
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Durable construction |
Ensures reliable performance and long-lasting durability |
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Locking mechanism |
Provides a firm grip and ensures the blades remain aligned while achieving self-retaining clamping |
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Ergonomic design |
Facilitates comfortable handling and optimal control for surgeons |
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Plier grip handle |
Ensures maximum control and comfort to the user |
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Long fenestrated blades |
Ideal to embrace the fetal head and rotate it for adequate delivery |
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Specification |
Description |
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Product Name |
outlet forceps |
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Material |
High-quality stainless steel |
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Length |
28 cm |
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Jaw Type |
Smooth |
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Handle Type |
Plier Grip handle |
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Finish |
Satin |
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Autoclavable |
Yes |
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Manufacturer |
Acheron Instruments |
When can we use the Outlet Forceps in delivery procedures?
You can use the Outlet Forceps when the fetus’s head is in the outlet position and when the cervix is completely dilated to facilitate the normal delivery procedure.
What are the potential risks associated with the Outlet Forceps?
The Outlet Forceps are secure to use for vaginal delivery procedures. However, the wrong use of the instrument has some risks, including tearing of perineal tissue and bruising or minor injuries to the baby's head.







