DRESSING FORCEPS

The Sharjamat Dressing Forceps is a handheld medical and surgical instrument designed for grasping, holding and manipulating sterile dressings, gauze, cotton and other materials during wound care and clinical procedures. Standard dressing forceps have a tweezer-like spring design and are generally non-toothed, with serrated jaws that improve grip on dressings and delicate materials. MSF's medical catalogue describes standard dressing forceps as straight, toothless instruments with flexible arms and transversely serrated jaws. Key Features Handheld tweezer-style forceps Designed for dressing and wound-care procedures Suitable for handling sterile gauze, cotton and dressings Typically straight with non-toothed tips Serrated gripping surfaces Spring-action arms for controlled handling Suitable for minor surgical procedures Useful during wound cleaning and dressing changes Available in various lengths Suitable for hospitals, clinics, theatres and dressing rooms Stainless-steel construction where confirmed for the Sharjamat version