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Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Sterile Iris Forceps are industry standard.

Supplier: Sklar

All Sklar products are industry standard.

Supplier: Miltex

Non-locking clip forceps with spring handle.

Supplier: Sklar

Sklar's® Vickers ring forceps can be used to transport tissue and organs, grasp and retract foreign bodies.

Supplier: Sklar

All Sklar products are industry standard.

Supplier: Miltex

Rochester-Pean Forceps, MeisterHand® by Integra® Miltex®

Supplier: Sklar

All Sklar instruments are industry standard.

Supplier: Miltex

Narrow tips.

Supplier: Sklar

Sklar's® Martel (also Willet-Martel or De Martel) scalp flap forceps are used in the obstetrics field to ease the deliver of a newborn by grasping its scalp with the smooth flattened blades.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Adson Dressing Forceps are thumb forceps used for holding dressing materials such as cotton and gauze during surgical procedures, changing dressings, or packing wounds.

Supplier: Mopec

These forceps provide 10X magnification. Very helpful with tight extractions.

Supplier: Sklar

All Sklar instruments are industry standard.

Supplier: Walter Stern

This stainless steel dissecting forcep features fine point, serrated tips and guide pins.

Supplier: Grobet

Stainless steel forceps are useful for handling small weights. Length: 10cm.

Supplier: BURKLE INC

These samplers are not only colored blue but also have a special additive in the material that makes them visible to metal detectors or X rays. They can, therefore be rejected with standard systems for checking for foreign objects, even though they are made of plastic. These disposable forceps are suitable for precise lab work and are ideal for grasping, lifting and moving small objects, for example, fine tissue, small items or solid samples.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Troeltsch (Wilde) Forceps are thumb forceps used in ENT procedures.

Supplier: Sklar

Surgi-OR™ Adson Brown Tissue Forceps are for holding and manipulating delicate tissues.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Sterile Iris Dressing Forceps are thumb style forceps commonly used for placing or removing dressings in many types of procedures

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Forceps measure 121 mm (4 3/4"). Stainless steel with fine serrated jaws.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Crile Hemostatic Forceps, also known as a Crile Hemostat, are used for clamping blood vessels or tissue before cauterization or ligation.

Supplier: Sklar

DeBakey Atraumatic Multipurpose Clamps may be used as a hemostat to prevent blood flow, or as grasping forceps, since the atraumatic teeth provide a secure grip, but do not harm the tissues.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Sterile Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps are industry standard.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Sterile Magill Catheter Forceps are industry standard.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Bozeman Forceps are a multi-functional instrument used in gynecological procedures

Supplier: Sklar

Sklar's Econo™ Lucae bayonet ear forceps are thumb forceps most commonly used for intra-aural procedures

Supplier: Sklar

All Sklar instruments are industry standard.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Microintraocular Forceps, also known as microforceps or microsurgical forceps, are specialized surgical instruments used in ophthalmic procedures, particularly in intraocular surgeries.

Supplier: Sklar

Econo™ Sterile Adson Dressing Forceps are thumb forceps used for holding dressing materials such as cotton and gauze during surgical procedures, changing dressings, or packing wounds.

Supplier: Miltex

Stainless steel.

Supplier: Sklar

Sklar® Potts-Smith Tungsten Carbide Dressing Forceps are most commonly used for application and changing of dressings. They may also be used for dissection of fine or single-layer tissue.