Titanium Fechtner Conjunctiva Forceps, 11cm, Straight, 1mm Rings

$267
$267

WP1820

Prices valid in USA, Canada, and PR only.

WPI’s Fechtner Conjunctiva Forceps are designed for delicate tissue handling in ophthalmic surgery, particularly during conjunctival procedures. These 11 cm (4.3”) titanium forceps feature straight jaws with fine 1 mm ring tips that provide secure, gentle grasping of conjunctival tissue without causing unnecessary trauma. Lightweight titanium construction ensures durability and excellent balance, reducing surgeon fatigue during microsurgical work

Details

Features

  • Precision 1 mm ring tips provide secure grip with minimal trauma

  • Straight 11 cm (4.3”) length offers optimal control in ophthalmic procedures

  • Lightweight titanium design reduces hand fatigue

  • Durable, corrosion-resistant construction for repeated sterilization

  • Ideal for delicate conjunctival and microsurgical tissue handling

Applications

  • Ophthalmic surgery involving conjunctival dissection or manipulation

  • Secure handling of delicate tissues in microsurgical environments

  • Suitable for both clinical and research ophthalmology settings

Titanium

These titanium forceps are:

  • 100% Non-corrosive (great for seawater procedures)

  • 100% Non-magnetic (MRI compatible)

  • 40% Lighter than stainless steel (reduces hand fatigue)

  • Forceps' tips are coated with tungsten carbide for increased gripping power

  • Anodized, non-glare blue finish

Resources

Surgical Instrument Care and Handling Instructions
Titanium Fechtner Conjunctiva Forceps, 11cm, Straight, 1mm Rings

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