Weil-Blakesley sinus forceps 7 1/4" working length 100mm size #0 angled up 45º 3.5mm wide thru-cutting cup jaws serrated edge of lower jaw ring handle

Angled access with controlled cup-jaw handling

The Weil-Blakesley sinus forceps is a ring-handled instrument intended for controlled grasping and tissue work in sinus and related surgical fields. Its 100mm working length and 45º upward angle help position the 3.5mm-wide thru-cutting cup jaws through a focused access path, while the serrated lower jaw edge supports controlled contact during handling. The size #0 configuration provides a defined jaw profile for task-specific manipulation. In ENT, it suits sinus-focused instrument workflows; in General Surgery, its forceps format can support procedures requiring angled access and deliberate jaw control. The design combines reach, orientation, and familiar ring-handle handling in one focused instrument.

Use Cases

• ENT sinus procedures requiring an angled forceps with a 100mm working length.
• Positioning the 45º upward-angled jaws through a focused access path.
• Grasping and handling tissue with the serrated lower jaw edge.
• Supporting General Surgery workflows that call for ring-handle control and angled jaw access.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the 3.5mm-wide thru-cutting cup jaws, serrated lower jaw edge, hinge, and ring handles for residue, damage, or impaired movement before reuse.
• Handle the angled jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help protect their alignment and working edges.

General use; follow facility protocols.