The PMD or Grade Bonney Tissue Forceps, measuring 7 1/8 inches with 1x2 teeth, are expertly crafted to assist in various surgical procedures. These robust forceps are designed to securely grip and hold heavy or dense tissues without causing excessive trauma. With a precise and reliable construction, these forceps are ideal for orthopedic, gynecological, and general surgical applications, providing surgeons with the necessary firmness and control in demanding situations.

The Bonney Tissue Forceps are constructed from top-grade surgical stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting durability and excellent resistance to rust and staining. The 1x2 teeth provide a sure grip, minimizing the risk of slippage. The forceps' satin finish not only enhances their aesthetic appeal but also reduces glare in bright operating rooms, aiding in their effective use. Designed to meet stringent surgical standards, these forceps provide precision and reliability with every use, making them an essential tool in any surgical toolkit.

Key Features:

• Constructed from high-grade surgical stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion during repeated use and sterilization.
• Designed with 1x2 teeth, providing a secure grip on dense tissue while minimizing the risk of slipping, making it ideal for handling tough surgical situations.

Uses:

• The Bonney Tissue Forceps are primarily used in surgical procedures to securely grip and hold dense tissues, such as fascia, without causing significant trauma. These forceps are particularly useful in orthopedic procedures, as well as gynecological and general surgeries.

FAQs:

1. What materials are the Bonney Tissue Forceps made of?
The Bonney Tissue Forceps are made of high-grade surgical stainless steel for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance.

2. What is the primary use of these forceps?
They are used to grip and manipulate dense tissues during surgical procedures, reducing trauma to the tissue.

3. Are these tissue forceps reusable?
Yes, the Bonney Tissue Forceps are reusable and can be sterilized using standard procedures.