Non-Toothed Tissue Forceps – Stainless Steel Surgical Forceps - Healthhub

The Non-Toothed Tissue Forceps is a reusable surgical instrument designed for grasping, holding and manipulating delicate or superficial tissues during surgical and clinical procedures. Unlike toothed tissue forceps, its working tips do not have interlocking teeth, allowing gentler tissue handling where aggressive gripping is undesirable. The instrument typically features straight, narrow non-toothed tips, a spring-action handle and a ribbed or serrated thumb-grip area for improved control. Depending on the specific design, the working surfaces may be serrated even though the forceps are described as "non-toothed." Reusable models are commonly manufactured from stainless steel, offering durability and corrosion resistance while allowing repeated cleaning and sterilization according to the manufacturer's instructions. Key Features Non-toothed design for gentle tissue handling Straight, narrow working tips Suitable for delicate and superficial tissues Spring-action thumb-forceps design Ribbed/serrated handle area for secure grip Stainless-steel construction Reusable and sterilizable Lightweight and easy to manipulate Provides precise control during tissue handling Suitable for surgical, clinical and dissection procedures