McKesson Tissue Forceps Argent™ Allis 6 Inch Length Surgical Grade Stainless Steel NonSterile Finger Ring Handle 4 X 5 Teeth

Tissue Forceps Argent™ Allis 6 Inch Length Surgical Grade Stainless Steel NonSterile Finger Ring Handle 4 X 5 Teeth

Argent Allis tissue forceps are surgical-grade stainless steel forceps with a finger ring handle and 4 x 5 teeth. Buyers looking for a nonsterile instrument for clinical or procedural settings may choose this style for controlled tissue handling. This 6 inch forceps is also not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• Clinical and procedural instrument trays
• Facilities that prefer latex-free product selection
• Buyers sourcing nonsterile surgical instruments

Key Features

• Allis tissue forceps for tissue handling tasks
• Surgical-grade stainless steel crafted to O.R. standards
• Finger ring handle supports a familiar instrument grip
• 4 x 5 teeth for the Allis tip configuration
• 6 inch length for a compact, standard instrument size
• Nonsterile and not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Tissue handling during procedures where Allis forceps are specified
• Restocking individual nonsterile instruments
• Building or replacing stainless steel instrument sets

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 6 Inch.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This forceps is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm whether sterile or nonsterile instruments fit their workflow.
• The handle is a finger ring style, which may matter for staff preference and instrument set consistency.
• The tip is 4 x 5 teeth, so confirm the required Allis configuration before ordering.

FAQ

• Is this an Allis style tissue forceps? Yes. This instrument is an Allis tissue forceps.
• What size is this tissue forceps? This forceps is 6 inch long.
• Is the instrument sterile? No. This tissue forceps is nonsterile.
• What is the handle style? This instrument uses a finger ring handle.
• Is this made with natural rubber latex? No. This product is not made with natural rubber latex.

From Argent by McKesson.