Single-Use 7" Bonney Tissue Forceps 1×2 teeth
- Bonney tissue forceps support controlled tissue grasping during surgical handling.
- Seven-inch length provides useful reach for routine operative access.
- Single-use configuration supports straightforward instrument selection for individual procedures.
- One-by-two teeth help engage tissue with a secure, focused grip.
- The forceps format enables familiar handling within standard surgical workflows.
- A seven-inch profile balances working reach with manageable instrument handling.
$15.50 $18.50
SKU: 055210054
Categories: Forceps
Controlled Tissue Handling in a Convenient Single-Use Format
The Single-Use 7" Bonney Tissue Forceps with 1×2 teeth is designed for controlled tissue grasping and handling during surgical procedures. Its toothed configuration supports a secure hold on tissue, while the 7-inch length provides useful reach for routine instrument handling and access within the operative field. As a single-use instrument, it fits workflows that call for a fresh forceps for each use, helping keep handling straightforward between cases. The Bonney pattern makes the instrument readily identifiable when teams need a dedicated forceps for grasping, positioning, or presenting tissue during procedural work.
Use Cases
- Grasp and position tissue during surgical procedures.
- Use the 1×2 tooth configuration for tissue handling that benefits from a toothed grasp.
- Support routine tissue presentation and manipulation within the operative field.
- Use the 7-inch length when additional reach is useful during instrument handling.
- Select a fresh forceps for workflows requiring a single-use instrument.
Specifications
| Dimension | 7" |
| Usage | Single Use |
Care & Reprocessing
- Before use, inspect the forceps for visible damage, deformation, or defects.
- Handle the 1×2 teeth carefully to preserve the intended grasping profile.
- Use once only and dispose of the instrument according to facility protocols; do not reprocess for reuse.
- Store in a clean, dry area and protect the instrument from damage before use.
General use; follow facility protocols.
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