Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps 14" straight shafts serrated fenestrated jaws flat handle

Extended Reach for Controlled Tissue Handling

The Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps is a 14-inch general surgery instrument designed for grasping and handling tissue during operative procedures. Its straight shafts provide an extended working profile, while the serrated, fenestrated jaws support secure tissue engagement with an open design that can help maintain visibility around the grasped area. The flat handle offers a straightforward hand interface for controlled positioning and manipulation. Together, these features make the forceps useful when access, reach, and deliberate tissue handling are important considerations in the surgical field.

Use Cases

• Grasp and position tissue during general surgery procedures.
• Use the 14-inch length when additional working reach is useful within the operative field.
• Apply the serrated jaws for controlled engagement during tissue handling.
• Use the fenestrated jaw design when an open jaw profile supports visibility around the grasped tissue.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the serrated, fenestrated jaws, straight shafts, and flat handle for visible soil, damage, or impaired alignment before use.
• Handle and store the instrument to protect the jaws and working surfaces from impact or unnecessary contact with other instruments.

General use; follow facility protocols.