Collins tissue forceps 7 3/4" triangular shaped fenestrated serrated 12.0mm wide jaws ring handle

Controlled Tissue Handling for General Surgery

The Collins tissue forceps is a 7 3/4-inch general surgery instrument designed for grasping and handling tissue during open procedures. Its triangular, fenestrated jaws provide a defined working profile, while the serrated surfaces support controlled contact with the grasped tissue. The 12.0 mm jaw width offers a practical balance between contact area and access, and the ring handle supports familiar forceps handling. This configuration helps surgical teams perform tissue manipulation tasks with a purpose-built instrument that is easy to identify, position, and incorporate into established general surgery workflows.

Use Cases

• Grasping and handling tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Using the triangular serrated jaw profile for controlled tissue contact.
• Working through or around the fenestrated jaw area when visual access to the grasped tissue is useful.
• Using the ring handle for familiar instrument positioning and manipulation during open surgical workflows.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the serrated jaws, fenestration, and ring handle for visible soil, damage, or impaired function before reuse.
• Handle and store the forceps to protect the jaw edges and working surfaces from contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.