5½ inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth

The 5½ Inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth is a high-quality surgical instrument widely used in general surgery, orthopedic procedures, gynecology, ENT, and other clinical applications where secure tissue control is required. It is designed to provide strong grip strength while maintaining precision and minimizing tissue slippage. Featuring a 2×3 teeth configuration , this forceps offers an even more secure interlocking grip compared to standard tissue forceps. The multiple teeth engagement ensures excellent holding power on fascia, skin, and soft tissues, making it ideal for procedures that require stable traction and controlled manipulation. The straight jaw design allows direct access to the surgical field, ensuring accurate alignment and clear visibility during procedures. This makes it especially useful in both superficial and moderately deep surgical operations. With a compact length of 5½ inches (14 cm) , the instrument provides excellent maneuverability and precision control. Its size makes it ideal for delicate and fine surgical work where stability and tactile feedback are essential. Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the 5½ Inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth delivers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. It maintains precise alignment and smooth function even after repeated sterilization cycles. The spring tension design allows smooth handling and controlled pressure, reducing hand fatigue while ensuring precise tissue manipulation during surgery. Ergonomic finger-ring handles provide comfort, stability, and enhanced control during prolonged use. The polished finish ensures easy cleaning, sterilization, and long-lasting performance in clinical environments. Fully autoclavable and reusable, this forceps meets modern surgical standards and is suitable for hospitals, surgical centers, and outpatient clinics. Whether used for tissue grasping, dissection, or surgical exposure, the 5½ Inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth delivers reliable performance and surgical precision. Key Features Premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction 2×3 teeth for superior tissue grip strength Designed for secure tissue handling 5½-inch compact precision design Straight jaws for direct surgical access Excellent grip stability and control Spring tension for smooth operation Ergonomic finger-ring handles Corrosion-resistant polished finish Fully autoclavable and reusable Ideal for general and specialized surgery High precision tactile feedback Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Tissue Forceps Model Lane Tissue Forceps Length 5½ Inches (14 cm) Jaw Type Straight Teeth Configuration 2×3 Teeth Material Surgical Grade Stainless Steel Finish Polished Locking Mechanism Non-locking (spring tension) Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Reusable Instrument Category Tissue Grasping Forceps Application Tissue Handling, Dissection, Surgical Exposure Specialty General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Gynecology, ENT Product Contents 1 × 5½ Inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth Individually packed surgical instrument Ready for sterilization and clinical use Applications The 5½ Inch Lane Tissue Forceps 2×3 Teeth is commonly used for: Tissue grasping and manipulation Surgical dissection General surgery procedures Orthopedic surgery Gynecology procedures ENT procedures Skin and fascia handling Wound surgery Surgical exposure assistance Hospital and clinical use FAQs 1. What is Lane Tissue Forceps used for? It is used for grasping and holding tissues securely during surgical procedures. 2. What is the benefit of 2×3 teeth? The 2×3 teeth provide a stronger and more secure grip compared to standard tissue forceps. 3. Is it suitable for delicate surgery? Yes, it provides excellent control for both delicate and general tissue handling. 4. Is this instrument reusable? Yes, it is made from surgical-grade stainless steel and designed for repeated use. 5. Can it be sterilized? Yes, it is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard sterilization methods. 6. Which specialties commonly use this instrument? General surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, and ENT commonly use this forceps.