Max Plus Dissecting Forceps Plain are non-toothed forceps used across general surgery, gynecology, orthopedics, ENT, emergency procedures, and clinical dressing needs. Their smooth jaws allow surgeons to grasp tissues gently without tearing, making them ideal for handling delicate structures. Max Plus manufactures these forceps using high-grade stainless steel, ensuring longevity, corrosion resistance, and excellent grip.
Key Features of Max Plus Dissecting Forceps Plain
Smooth, non-toothed jaws for atraumatic handling of tissues
High-precision grip for stable control during dissections
Ergonomic, anti-slip design for comfortable handling
Stainless-steel construction for durability and rust resistance
Autoclavable and reusable for safe clinical use
Available in multiple sizes for different surgical applications
Lightweight and balanced for efficient maneuverability
Uses of Dissecting Forceps Plain
Handling and holding delicate tissues
Removing dressings, gauze, and foreign materials
Assisting in wound cleaning and debridement
Supporting suturing and minor surgical procedures
Holding small structures such as vessels or membranes
Widely used for general dissection in surgeries
Useful in clinical dressing rooms and emergency care
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DISSECTING FORCEPS PLAIN 6"
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Material
Stainless Steel
Size/Dimension
6 Inch
Tip Type
Plain Serrated Groves
How To Use
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Ensure the forceps are fully sterilized before use.
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Hold the forceps using your thumb and fingers for a controlled grip.
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Gently grasp tissues without applying excessive pressure.
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Use the tips to pick up dressings, cotton, or small surgical items.
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Avoid using these forceps for gripping tough tissues, as they are designed for atraumatic handling.
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After use, wash and autoclave according to hospital sterilization protocols.
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Product Categories
1. General Surgery
Grasping tissues, dissection work, removing debris, wound dressing.
2. Gynecology & Obstetrics
Handling delicate tissues during minor gynecological procedures.
3. ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat)
Holding soft tissues while examining or performing minor surgeries.
4. Orthopedic & Trauma Care
Assisting in wound dressing and holding material during procedures.
5. Emergency Medicine & Clinical Dressing Rooms
Used for cleaning wounds, holding cotton swabs, and removing foreign bodies.
