Collins tissue forceps 7 3/4" triangular shaped fenestrated serrated 25.0mm wide jaws ring handle

Controlled Tissue Handling for General Surgery

The Collins tissue forceps is a 7 3/4-inch ring-handle instrument designed for tissue handling in general surgery. Its triangular-shaped, fenestrated jaws provide a defined working profile, while the 25.0 mm jaw width supports contact across a practical area of tissue. Serrations help the operator maintain a deliberate hold during handling, and the ring handle supports familiar forceps manipulation within the surgical workflow. This configuration is suited to tasks that call for controlled grasping and positioning of tissue, with fenestration contributing to visibility around the grasped area. Its extended length also supports access within the operative field.

Use Cases

• Grasping and positioning tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Handling tissue where a triangular, fenestrated jaw profile is appropriate.
• Maintaining a deliberate hold with serrated jaws during tissue manipulation.
• Using the ring handle for controlled opening, closing, and release.
• Accessing tissue within the operative field with a 7 3/4-inch instrument.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the triangular fenestrated jaws, serrations, and ring handle for soil, damage, alignment, or restricted movement before reuse.
• Handle the serrated jaws carefully to avoid damage to the working surfaces and adjacent instruments.
• Store the forceps in a clean, dry, protected area after processing.

General use; follow facility protocols.