Toothed Tissue Forceps 1×2 Teeth – Stainless Steel - Healthhub

The Toothed Tissue Forceps is a reusable surgical hand instrument designed for grasping, holding and manipulating tissue during surgical and minor operative procedures. The commonly used 1×2 tooth configuration consists of one tooth that interlocks with two opposing teeth, helping provide a secure grip on tissue and reduce unwanted slippage. Unlike smooth dressing forceps, the toothed tip provides a firmer mechanical grip, making the instrument particularly useful for handling skin edges, fascia and other tissues where secure traction is required. The forceps are operated using a spring-action thumb handle and typically have serrated or ribbed gripping surfaces to improve handling and control. Reusable models are manufactured from stainless steel and can be sterilized for repeated clinical use. Key Features 1×2 interlocking toothed tip Provides firm and controlled tissue grasping Straight precision tips Spring-action thumb forceps design Serrated/ribbed handle for improved grip Stainless-steel construction Reusable and sterilizable Non-locking design Suitable for tissue manipulation and surgical dissection