Instrapac Mcindoe Toothed Forceps 504

Instrapac

Single-use medical instrument

Dissecting / tissue forceps (toothed)

CE Marked medical device under the EU/UK Medical Devices Directive for single Use surgical instruments.
Manufactured and sterilized under validated quality management and sterilisation systems by Robinson Healthcare / Instrapac.
Supplied sterile and for single use only, supporting infection prevention and control practices.

CE Marked medical device under the EU/UK Medical Devices Directive for single Use surgical instruments.
Manufactured and sterilized under validated quality management and sterilisation systems by Robinson Healthcare / Instrapac.
Supplied sterile and for single use only, supporting infection prevention and control practices.

Dissecting / tissue forceps (toothed)

Description

The Instrapac Mcindoe Toothed Forceps 504 is a sterile, single-use tissue / dissecting forceps with 1:2 toothed jaws, intended for grasping and holding tissue or foreign bodies in surgical wounds. Made from medical grade surgical stainless steel and provided individually in a sterile, easy-to-open pack, it offers a cost effective and ready-to-use alternative to reusable instruments, reducing risk of cross-infection while ensuring high quality and reliable tissue handling for surgical, dermatology and aesthetic procedures. The instrument is CE-marked and designed in compliance with relevant medical device directives.

Bnefits

Single-use sterile instrument reducing cross-infection risk between patients.
High-quality medical grade surgical stainless steel construction for consistent performance and durability.
1:2 toothed jaw design gives a secure grip on tissue or foreign bodies, preventing slippage during dissection or wound handling.
Cost-effective alternative to reprocessing reusable instruments — saves time, resource, and reduces sterilization burden.
Individually packed in an easy-open sterile pouch for convenience and aseptic presentation.
Compliant with medical device regulations (CE-marked), suitable for use in surgical, dermatology and aesthetic settings.

Indications

Grasping and holding tissue during surgical, dermatological or aesthetic procedures
Handling of foreign bodies or tissue in surgical wounds
Holding or removing wound dressings or packing material during procedures or wound care.
Use in minor procedures, outpatient surgeries, dermatology excisions, wound closure and aesthetic clinics where sterile, single-use instruments are preferred