Lewis nasal septum forceps 7 1/4" working length 95.0mm, turned left heavy flat 11.0mm wide serrated jaws ring handle

Controlled Access and Secure Handling for Nasal Septal Work

The Lewis nasal septum forceps is a ring-handle instrument designed for controlled handling during nasal septal procedures. Its 7 1/4-inch length and 95.0 mm working length provide useful reach within the operative field, while the turned-left configuration supports access from a specific working angle. Heavy, flat 11.0 mm wide serrated jaws provide a substantial contact surface and a textured grasping pattern for instrument control. Suitable for ENT applications and relevant general surgery workflows, this forceps supports organized, deliberate handling where reach, jaw orientation, and secure manual operation are important.

Use Cases

• Handling nasal septal tissue during ENT procedures requiring a turned-left working angle.
• Accessing the operative field with a 95.0 mm working length when additional reach is useful.
• Using the 11.0 mm wide serrated jaws for controlled grasping during nasal septal work.
• Supporting general surgery instrument setups that call for a heavy forceps with ring-handle operation.
• Maintaining deliberate manual control through the ring handle during forceps-based tissue handling.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the serrated jaws for retained soil, damage, or distortion, and check that the jaws align and operate smoothly.
• Handle the turned-left jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to protect the working profile.
• Store the instrument in a manner that protects the jaws and prevents unnecessary contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.