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Allis Tissue Forceps 23cm – 3×4 Teeth
Allis Tissue Forceps 23cm – 3×4 Teeth
SKU:Sm01-3095
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Product Description
Reusable Allis Tissue Forceps 23cm – 3×4 Teeth
The Reusable Allis Tissue Forceps 23cm are professional locking surgical forceps designed for firm grasping, holding and controlled retraction of suitable tissue during general surgical procedures. The straight jaws feature a 3×4 interlocking tooth configuration that provides a secure mechanical grip and helps reduce unwanted tissue slippage.
With an overall length of 230mm / 23cm, this long-pattern Allis forceps provides extended reach for procedures where access to deeper operative areas may be required. Finger-ring handles and a multi-position ratchet lock allow the selected jaw position to be maintained without continuous hand pressure.
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Key Features
- Reusable Allis-pattern tissue-grasping forceps
- 230mm / 23cm / approximately 9.1-inch overall length
- Straight jaw configuration for direct tissue access
- 3×4 interlocking teeth provide a firm mechanical grip
- Suitable for controlled handling of firm or robust tissue
- Long instrument profile provides additional surgical reach
- Multi-position ratchet lock maintains the selected jaw closure
- Finger-ring handles support familiar surgical handling
- Precision joint supports controlled opening and closing
- Designed for professional hospital, clinic and surgical-center use
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Reusable Allis Tissue Forceps |
|---|---|
| SKU | SM01-3095 |
| Instrument Pattern | Allis |
| Instrument Type | Locking Tissue-Grasping Forceps |
| Overall Length | 230mm / 23cm / Approximately 9.1 Inches |
| Jaw Direction | Straight |
| Tooth Configuration | 3×4 Interlocking Teeth |
| Handle Type | Finger-Ring Handles |
| Locking Mechanism | Multi-Position Ratchet Lock |
| Use Type | Reusable Surgical Instrument |
| Primary Function | Firm Tissue Grasping, Holding and Retraction |
| Primary Specialty | General and Open Surgery |
| User Type | Qualified Healthcare Professionals |
3×4 Interlocking Tooth Design
The distal jaw consists of three teeth on one side that engage with four opposing teeth when the forceps are closed. This interlocking arrangement provides multiple contact points and supports secure retention of suitable tissue during manipulation or retraction.
Because Allis forceps provide an intentionally firm and potentially traumatic grip, they should be selected for robust tissue, fascia, tissue margins or tissue intended for excision when clinically appropriate. They are not intended as an atraumatic substitute for Babcock or other delicate tissue forceps.
Ratchet Lock and Ring Handles
The integrated ratchet mechanism allows the professional user to secure the jaws at an appropriate closure position. This helps maintain the selected grip without requiring continuous compression of the handles.
The finger-ring configuration supports controlled opening, closing and unlocking. The extended shanks provide additional reach while helping maintain the user’s hand away from the immediate operative area.
Professional Applications
The Allis Tissue Forceps are intended for procedures requiring firm and controlled tissue retention. Potential professional applications include:
- Grasping and holding firm tissue
- Controlled tissue retraction
- Handling fascia and dense connective tissue
- Holding tissue margins during surgical dissection
- Securing tissue intended for excision or resection
- General and open surgical procedures
- Hospital and surgical-center instrument trays
- Veterinary surgical procedures when clinically appropriate
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Selection and Usage Guidance
- Select the instrument according to the tissue type and required surgical reach.
- Apply only the degree of ratchet closure required to maintain a controlled grip.
- Avoid applying the toothed jaws to delicate nerves, vessels or other structures unsuitable for traumatic grasping.
- Confirm that all teeth engage correctly before using the instrument.
- Release the ratchet in a controlled manner to avoid sudden jaw movement.
- Instrument selection and operative technique remain the responsibility of the surgeon.
Inspection and Reprocessing
- Inspect the teeth, jaws, joint, shanks, ratchet and finger rings before every procedure.
- Confirm that the jaws align correctly and close without lateral movement.
- Check that the ratchet engages and releases smoothly at each position.
- Do not use the forceps if any teeth are broken, bent, blunt or misaligned.
- Remove instruments with cracks, corrosion or damaged locking components from service.
- Clean and sterilize according to the product’s validated instructions for use and facility protocols.
- Keep the joint open during cleaning to permit access to internal surfaces.
- Allow all surfaces and the joint area to dry completely before storage.
Professional Use Notice
This reusable surgical instrument is intended exclusively for use by trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Tissue suitability, ratchet pressure, instrument selection, surgical technique and reprocessing remain the responsibility of the applicable healthcare professional and facility.
For another length and tooth configuration, view the Reusable Allis Tissue Forceps 9.5" with 4×5 Teeth.
