Allis intestinal forceps
Meet the ASI-1496: Allis intestinal forceps. These surgical tools are built for precision. They measure 155mm in length. That equals six inches. Surgeons rely on them daily.
Every piece is crafted from German stainless steel. This material lasts a long time. It resists rust and wear. The surface features a dull and matte finish. This design stops annoying light reflections in the operating room.
The tool includes reliable ring handles. A ratchet locking mechanism is attached. You can lock the forceps in place easily. This feature keeps soft tissue secure. Your hands will not get tired quickly.
The jaws feature unique interlocking teeth. These teeth hold tissue firmly. They prevent slipping during delicate moments. You get a secure grip on fascia or bowel. The tissue stays safe from damage.
These forceps are made in Sialkot, Pakistan. Aero Surgical ensures top quality. Every instrument meets strict medical standards. They are ideal for general surgeries. Intestinal procedures also require them.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are Allis intestinal forceps used for? They are surgical instruments designed for holding, grasping, and retracting soft tissues securely during medical procedures.
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What is the overall length of this instrument? The forceps measure 155mm, which is equivalent to six inches in length.
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What material is used to manufacture these forceps? They are made from premium German stainless steel for maximum durability and strength.
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Do these forceps reflect operating room lights? No, they feature a dull and matte finish that reduces glare under bright surgical lights.
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How do the jaws hold onto tissue? The jaws are equipped with interlocking teeth that provide a firm grip without slipping.
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What type of locking system is included? They feature a built-in ratchet locking mechanism to hold the instrument securely in place.
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Are these forceps comfortable to hold? Yes, they are designed with standard ring handles for a comfortable and stable grip.
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In which surgical departments are these commonly used? They are frequently utilized in general surgery and specialized intestinal procedures.
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Can these forceps handle delicate soft tissues? Yes, the serrated, toothed design provides secure control over delicate tissues like fascia and bowel.
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Where are these surgical instruments manufactured? They are manufactured by skilled artisans in Sialkot, Pakistan.
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Who is the maker of these medical instruments? They are produced by Aero Surgical instruments.
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Is the stainless steel resistant to corrosion? Yes, the high-grade German steel used is highly resistant to rust and corrosion.
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Can these instruments be sterilized repeatedly? Yes, they are fully autoclavable and built to withstand standard hospital sterilization cycles.
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What is the product code for this specific model? The catalog model number is ASI-1496.
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Are these forceps heavy to handle? No, they are lightweight and ergonomically balanced for ease of use during long procedures.
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Do the jaws cause trauma to the tissue? The interlocking teeth are engineered to maintain a firm hold while minimizing accidental tissue damage.
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What is the primary function of the ratchet lock? It allows the surgeon to clamp down and lock the instrument at various pressure levels without manual exertion.
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Are these suitable for veterinary applications? While primarily designed for human medical surgeries, similar patterns are often used in veterinary clinics.
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What category do these fall under in the store? They belong to the surgical instruments and intestinal forceps product categories.
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How should these forceps be stored after cleaning? They should be thoroughly dried and stored in a dry, moisture-free environment to maintain their finish.
