Adson Debakey forceps 7 x 7

Adson Debakey Forceps 2 mm tips 12 cm/4¾”

The adson debakey forceps are an essential tool for any orthopaedic surgeon. Measuring 7 x 7 inches, these forceps offer superior precision, allowing for delicate and accurate manipulation of delicate surgical tissues. Their premium-grade stainless steel construction ensures that they retain their sharpness and durability even after repeated use. The finely crafted grip provides a delicate yet sturdy hold so that surgeons can complete complex surgical procedures with confidence. If you're looking for a reliable and high-quality orthopaedic forceps, the forceps are the perfect choice.  They are easy to sterilized and durable enough to withstand repeated use and autoclave. The forceps' ergonomic design and comfortable grip make them an essential tool for surgeons to use in a variety of procedures, and their precision engineering ensures they will deliver reliable performance every time. More Details: Material: Medical Grade Stainless Steel Marking:  (Brand name)(Hospital Name)(Surgeon Name). Sterilization: Yes. Guarantee: 1 year Return and Replacement year. Finishing:  Stain finish/ Mirror Finish/ Sterile Colour Tunes. Minimum Order Quantity: 5 Pieces. Warsi Surgical industries offer different types and multiple options in bone surgery instruments, forceps and clamps that are used in different surgical procedures like orthopaedic neurosurgery and veterinary. For Detailed information please see our catalogues. Or you may talk with our team and give them instruction about what is in your mind that you wants to ask for manufacturing. Furthermore there is a wide variety of different forceps available. Each variant has its respective usage in orthopaedic surgeries. The size and style of the instrument depends upon the surgical requirements. They have serrated and toothed jaws to firmly grip the bone during surgeries. The Products available in both Custom made and standard models.  For more options in forceps visit our forceps category here visit us here