Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps 6" straight shafts serrated fenestrated jaws flat handle

Straight, Fenestrated Tissue Handling for General Surgery

The Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps is a 6-inch instrument designed for grasping and handling tissue during general surgical procedures. Its straight shafts support a direct approach, while the serrated, fenestrated jaws provide a defined grasping surface with an open jaw profile that can help maintain visibility around the working area. The flat handle offers a familiar, straightforward configuration for routine instrument handling. Together, these features support controlled tissue manipulation in workflows that require a longer reach than smaller forceps while retaining a simple, practical design.

Use Cases

• Grasping and positioning tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Handling tissue through a direct approach provided by the straight shafts.
• Using the serrated jaws where a defined tissue-contact surface is appropriate.
• Working around the grasped area with the fenestrated jaw design.
• Supporting routine tissue manipulation with the 6-inch overall length.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the serrated, fenestrated jaws and straight shafts for visible soil, damage, or alignment concerns before use.
• Handle the jaws carefully to protect the serrated surfaces and fenestrated openings from unintended impact.
• Store the forceps in a manner that helps prevent contact damage to the jaws and shaft.

General use; follow facility protocols.