Titanium Colibri Forceps, 8.5cm, Straight

$246
$246

WP2000

Prices valid in USA, Canada, and PR only.

WPI’s Titanium Colibri Forceps are precision instruments designed for delicate ophthalmic and microsurgical applications. Measuring 8.5 cm (3.3”) in length, these forceps feature 12 mm straight tips with fine 0.12 mm 1×2 teeth for secure, gentle tissue handling. A 5 mm tying platform is integrated to streamline suturing, reducing the need to switch instruments during surgery. Crafted from lightweight, durable titanium, they provide excellent balance, corrosion resistance, and reduced hand fatigue for surgeons.

Details

Features

  • Lightweight titanium construction for durability and comfort

  • 8.5 cm (3.3”) length ensures excellent control in microsurgery

  • Straight 12 mm tips with 0.12 mm 1×2 teeth for precision grip

  • Built-in 5 mm tying platform for efficient suturing

  • Resistant to corrosion and repeated sterilization

Applications

  • Ophthalmic microsurgery (corneal, cataract, and retinal procedures)

  • Fine suturing tasks requiring precision and stability

  • Suitable for delicate tissue handling in research or surgical environments

 

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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 Colibri Forceps, 8.5cm, Straight

$246.00

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