Dissection Forceps
Epredia™ Shandon™ Cartilage Curved Thumb Forceps, Curved, Fine Point, standard, 5 in. (12.7cm)
Choose 5″ (12.7cm) cartilage thumb forceps with curved arms and fine points for quality and precision.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Cartilage Straight Thumb Forceps, Straight, Standard, 5 in. (12.7cm)
Choose 5″ (12.7cm) cartilage thumb forceps with straight arms and fine points for quality and precision.
Thermo Scientific Chemicals PTFE Tweezers-Forceps
Totally inert and non-contaminating
Stainless Steel Blunt End Spring Forceps
Use these forceps for a variety of life science applications. S Murray™ Stainless Steel Blunt End Spring Forceps are fully guaranteed in normal use and subject to stringent quality inspection procedures.
Rogo Sampaic™ Stainless Steel Rochester-Pean Forceps
For clamping larger tissue and vessels for homeostasis. Rogo Sampaic™ Stainless Steel Rochester-Pean Forceps are excellent for general laboratory use.
Epredia™ Coverglass Thumb Forceps, 4.75 in. (12.1cm)
Choose 4.75″ (12.1cm) coverglass thumb forceps for quality and precision.
Rogo Sampaic™ Stainless Steel Kocher Forceps
Specifically designed to catch the bleeder that are deep within tissue. Rogo Sampaic™ Stainless Steel Kocher Forceps are good for tough structures like palms, soles or scalp.
B Braun™ Semken Delicate Dissecting Forceps
Lightweight, narrow and toothed forceps for handling fine membranes or single layer tissues.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Broad Point Dressing Thumb Forceps, Fine serrated tip, premium, 5.5 in. (14.0cm)
Select a fine serrated tip ranging in size from 4.5 to 12 in. (11.4 to 30.5cm) on the Shandon™ Broad Point Dressing Thumb Forceps.
Bochem™ Stainless Steel 1:2 Tissue Forceps
Used for dissection
B Braun™ Micro Jewelers Forceps
Used to grasp or lift tissues during surgery.
S Murray™ Stainless Steel Watchmaker Forceps
Use these forceps for dissection and manipulating slides and cover glasses. S Murray™ Stainless Steel Watchmaker Forceps are made from high grade stainless steel in accordance to the specifications of ISO 7153-1.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Halstead’s Hemostatic Mosquito Curved Forceps, Curved, standard, 5 in. (12.7cm)
Choose 5″ (12.7cm) curved Halstead' s Hemostatic Mosquito Curved Forceps for quality and precision.
Epredia™ Kuehne Coverglass Thumb Forceps, 4 in. (10.2cm)
Choose 4″ (10.2cm) Kuehne Coverglass Thumb Forceps, featuring angled tips for quality and precision.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Tube Occluding Clamp Hemostatic Forceps, 4.5 in. (11.4cm)
Epredia™ Shandon Tube Occluding Clamp Hemostatic Forceps are available in premium and standard grades.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Microdissecting Extra Fine Tip Thumb Forceps, Extra Fine Tips, curved, 4.5 in. (11.4cm)
Choose 4.5″ (11.4cm) microdissecting extra fine tip thumb forceps with extra fine tips and curved arms for quality and precision.
Aesculap™ Medium Dissecting Forceps
Aesculap™ Medium Dissecting Forceps are ideal for use in surgical applications.
Epredia™ Shandon™ Tissue Thumb Forceps, 2 x 3 Teeth
Available in premium and standard grades
S Murray™ Stainless Steel Spring Forceps
Use these forceps for applications such as major and minor surgery, post mortem, dissecting and dressing sets. S Murray™ Stainless Steel Spring Forceps comply with the requirements of the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC, with full traceability maintained throughout the manufacturing process.
Dissecting forceps, or dissection forceps are important tools that are typically used in labs and clinical environments. They are made from steel or nylon and the tips, or end styles include straight or curved, blunt, rat tooth, flat or fine pointed.
What are forceps used for?
There are different styles of forceps to suit many applications where grasping or handling tissues and specimens is required, such as surgery, post mortem, veterinary and dental labs as well as dissection of tissue samples and also general lab use including manipulating smaller objects such as cover slips (cover glasses, cover slides) onto microscope slides. They can also be used in manufacturing processes where accuracy and precision tasks are carried out.
- Spring forceps include Storkbill and Featherweight designs. Used for a variety of applications such as surgery, post mortem, dissecting etc., and a variety of life science applications.
- Thumb forceps can be straight or curved and have fine points. They are used when quality and precision are required. Extra fine tip thumb forceps are used for micro dissection tasks.
- Entomology forceps are used for a variety of applications, while rat tooth designs are ideal for major and minor surgery applications.
- Locking hemostatic, scissor handle forceps are also referred to as clamps and are used to securely hold tissue and control blood flow.
- Complete dissection sets (kits) are also available and will include other tools such as scalpels, scissors and dissecting needles. These are ideal for lab use and teaching environments.