7″ Gerald Tissue Forceps, Titanium, Serrated, 1.75 mm × 1 Tip, Long

The 7″ Gerald Tissue Forceps Titanium Serrated 1.75mm × 1 Tip (Long) is a premium-grade surgical instrument engineered for precision tissue handling in vascular, microsurgical, and general surgical applications. Combining the Gerald ergonomic design with a specialized long serrated tip and lightweight titanium construction, this forceps delivers superior control, stability, and surgeon comfort during delicate procedures. This instrument features a 1.75mm serrated long tip design , crafted to provide secure and controlled grasping of delicate tissues. The fine serrations ensure reliable grip strength while minimizing slippage, making it suitable for handling soft tissues, membranes, and fine anatomical structures. The extended long tip design enhances reach and precision in narrow or deep surgical fields where visibility and access are limited. The 7-inch length offers an ideal balance between maneuverability and control, making it suitable for a wide range of surgical procedures. It allows surgeons to maintain accuracy and stability in both surface-level and mid-depth operative fields. Manufactured from high-quality surgical titanium , the instrument is significantly lighter than stainless steel while maintaining exceptional strength and rigidity. Titanium also provides superior corrosion resistance and reduced glare under surgical lighting, improving visibility and long-term performance in demanding surgical environments. The Gerald design enhances ergonomic comfort and operational stability , allowing smooth handling during prolonged surgical procedures. Its balanced structure reduces hand fatigue and improves fine motor control, which is essential for precision-based surgical tasks. A matte anti-glare titanium finish minimizes reflection under operating lights, improving visualization of delicate anatomical structures. This enhances surgical accuracy and allows for better focus during intricate procedures. The 7″ Gerald Titanium Tissue Forceps Serrated 1.75mm Long Tip is fully reusable and designed for professional surgical use. It meets strict medical standards for sterilization, safety, and durability, making it suitable for hospitals, surgical centers, and advanced operating environments. This instrument is widely used in vascular surgery, microsurgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, cardiovascular procedures, and other specialties requiring precise, atraumatic tissue manipulation with enhanced reach and lightweight performance. Key Features 7″ balanced length for precision control Lightweight titanium construction reduces fatigue 1.75mm serrated long tip for secure grip Enhanced reach for deep or narrow surgical fields Atraumatic tissue handling with controlled pressure Corrosion-resistant and highly durable material Reduced glare for improved surgical visibility Ergonomic Gerald design for better handling Excellent balance and stability Fully autoclavable and reusable instrument Ideal for microsurgery and vascular procedures Designed for high-precision tissue manipulation Product Specifications Table Specification Details Product Type Tissue Forceps Application Vascular, Microsurgery, General Surgery Material Surgical Grade Titanium Length 7″ Tip Type Serrated Long Tip (1.75mm × 1) Finish Matte Titanium Anti-Reflective Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Reusable Specialty Gerald Titanium Serrated Forceps Instrument Type Tissue Holding Forceps Usage Delicate tissue handling Product Contents 1 x 7″ Titanium Forceps Applications Vascular surgery procedures Microsurgical operations Plastic and reconstructive surgery Cardiovascular surgery General surgical procedures Deep or narrow field tissue handling Fine dissection procedures Hospital operating room use FAQs Q1: What is titanium forceps used for? A: Titanium forceps are used for precise surgical procedures where lightweight handling and corrosion resistance are important. Q2: What does 1.75mm serrated tip mean? A: It refers to fine serrations designed for secure grip with minimal tissue trauma. Q3: Is this instrument suitable for microsurgery? A: Yes, it is widely used in microsurgical and vascular procedures. Q4: What is the benefit of the long tip design? A: It improves access and precision in deep or narrow surgical fields. Q5: Can it be autoclaved? A: Yes, it is fully autoclavable and designed for repeated sterilization cycles. Q6: Why is titanium preferred over steel? A: Titanium is lighter, corrosion-resistant, and reduces surgeon fatigue during long procedures.