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SKU:PS-NS-001
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The Aiach Gubisch Cartilage Forceps 16cm are specialized surgical forceps designed for controlled handling and alignment of cartilage grafts during plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures. Their elongated working configuration provides access to the operative area, while the defined 5 mm width supports controlled engagement of cartilage during graft preparation and suturing.
The current Peak Surgicals model is identified as SKU PS-NS-001. It features a confirmed 16 cm overall length, a listed 5 mm width, and is handcrafted from premium surgical-grade stainless steel.
The instrument has a confirmed overall length of 16 cm. This provides a compact surgical forceps configuration suitable for procedures requiring direct hand control while working with cartilage graft material.
The 16 cm overall length is an important purchasing specification when distinguishing this model from cartilage forceps of different lengths or working-end configurations.
The current Peak Surgicals product description specifies a 5 mm width. This measurement provides an additional identifying specification for the Aiach Gubisch pattern.
The current page does not further define whether the 5 mm measurement refers to the complete distal jaw width, tip width, or another working-end dimension. Buyers requiring exact dimensional drawings should therefore confirm that detail before ordering.
The Aiach Gubisch pattern is designed for procedures involving cartilage grafts and transplants. The forceps provide a dedicated instrument for holding and controlling cartilage while the surgeon positions or sutures the graft.
The method of grasping and positioning should be determined by the operating surgeon according to graft thickness, surgical technique, and the anatomical area being reconstructed.
The current Peak Surgicals listing specifically references double-layered cartilage transplants. The forceps are intended to maintain the cartilage layers in a controlled position while suturing is performed.
This provides a specialized application for procedures where multiple cartilage layers must be handled together rather than manipulated independently.
The product description also identifies the instrument as suitable for thicker cartilage transplants. Its forceps configuration is designed to engage the graft along the working surface while the surgeon maintains alignment during handling and suturing.
The current page does not state a maximum cartilage thickness or gripping capacity, so those limits should not be assumed.
Peak Surgicals specifically references suturing cartilage transplants as an intended application. Holding the graft in a controlled position can assist the surgeon while sutures are placed through layered or thicker cartilage material.
The exact suture type, needle size, graft configuration, and suturing technique are not specified on the product page and should be selected according to the procedure.
The product is positioned by Peak Surgicals within its Plastic Surgery Instruments range. This makes the Aiach Gubisch Cartilage Forceps relevant for surgical sets requiring specialized instruments for cartilage graft handling and reconstruction.
The current product page does not identify one specific rhinoplasty, facial, auricular, or other reconstructive procedure for this exact model, so procedure-specific claims should not be added without further documentation.
The current Peak Surgicals description specifies premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction. The metallic structure provides the rigidity required for controlled surgical manipulation and repeated professional instrument handling.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current page. Hospitals, plastic surgery centers, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a particular material grade or certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
Before clinical use, the forceps should be inspected for correct jaw alignment, smooth movement, visible deformation, corrosion, or surface damage. Particular attention should be given to the distal working surfaces that engage the cartilage graft.
Following use, the instrument should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures. Exact sterilization-cycle parameters are not provided on the current product page.
| Product Name | Aiach Gubisch Cartilage Forceps |
| SKU | PS-NS-001 |
| Instrument Type | Cartilage Forceps |
| Pattern | Aiach Gubisch |
| Overall Length | 16 cm |
| Listed Width | 5 mm |
| Material | Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel |
| Primary Function | Cartilage Graft Handling and Suturing |
| Referenced Graft Types | Double-Layered and Thicker Cartilage Transplants |
| Product Context | Plastic Surgery Instruments |
| Maximum Graft Thickness | Not Specified on Current Product Page |
The Aiach Gubisch Cartilage Forceps are relevant for plastic and reconstructive surgery departments, hospitals, specialist surgical centers, instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing dedicated cartilage-handling instruments.
For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference SKU PS-NS-001 together with the 16 cm overall length, 5 mm listed width, and surgical-grade stainless-steel construction. Buyers requiring exact jaw dimensions, working-tip geometry, stainless-steel alloy grade, or maximum graft thickness should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not stated on the current Peak Surgicals page.
They are designed for controlled handling, positioning, and suturing of cartilage grafts during applicable plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures.
The current Peak Surgicals model has a confirmed overall length of 16 cm.
The current product description specifies a 5 mm width. It does not further define the exact dimensional reference point.
Yes. The current Peak Surgicals description specifically references double-layered cartilage transplants during suturing.
The current product description specifies premium surgical-grade stainless steel. The exact alloy grade is not stated.
The current Peak Surgicals SKU is PS-NS-001.
