Dingman bone holding forceps 7 1/2" angled shanks delicate straight 37.0mm open serrated jaws 2x2 teeth ring handle

Precision Bone Holding with Delicate Control

Secure delicate osseous structures with confidence using the Dingman bone holding forceps, engineered for general surgery applications requiring refined manipulation. The 7 1/2-inch length provides practical reach while the angled shanks facilitate improved line-of-sight and ergonomic access in confined surgical fields. Designed with a delicate weight class, this instrument minimizes hand fatigue during prolonged procedures. The straight configuration features 37.0mm open serrated jaws equipped with 2x2 teeth, supports a firm yet controlled grip on bone fragments without excessive crushing. Ring handles offer familiar tactile feedback and secure finger placement, allowing surgeons to maintain steady traction and precise alignment during complex reconstructive or orthopedic tasks.

Use Cases

• Stabilizing small bone fragments during reduction and fixation procedures
• Manipulating delicate osseous tissue where minimal trauma is required
• Providing secure traction for alignment in general surgical workflows

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaw teeth and serrations for wear or damage before each use to supports secure gripping
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the ratchet mechanism and jaw interface
• Store in a protected environment to prevent tip deformation or damage to the delicate jaw structure

General use; follow facility protocols.