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SKU:PS-1315
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The Collins Duval Crile Forceps are specialized surgical instruments engineered for atraumatic tissue grasping, stabilization, and controlled manipulation. Featuring distinctive triangular, fenestrated jaws, these forceps provide a secure hold while effectively minimizing tissue trauma during a variety of surgical procedures.
These forceps are designed to stabilize delicate tissues with confidence. The triangular jaw configuration distributes pressure more evenly across the tissue being grasped, making it an ideal choice for procedures where gentle handling is essential. The long, slender profile of the instrument ensures excellent reach and accessibility within deeper operative fields, allowing surgeons to maintain visibility and control in confined anatomical spaces.
Collins Duval Crile Forceps
Details of Collins (Duval-crile) Forceps are Given Below.
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Product Name |
Collins (Duval-crile) Forceps |
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Properties |
Surgical Instruments |
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Model Number |
PS-1315 |
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Type |
Forceps |
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Brand Name |
Peak Surgicals |
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Instrument classification |
Class I |
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Warranty |
1 YEAR |
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After-sale Service |
Return and Replacement |
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Material |
German Stainless Steel |
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Feature |
Reusable |
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Certificate |
CE, ISO-13485, FDA |
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Usage |
Operating Room, Others |
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OEM |
Available |
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Finish |
Satin. Dull. MIRROR |
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Quality |
Reusable |
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Packing |
Carton Box, Others |
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Rust Free |
Yes |
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MOQ |
1 Piece |
Collins Duval Crile Forceps are essential tools for surgical teams, optimized for:
Feature Surgical & Clinical Benefit
Instrument Type Atraumatic Grasping Forceps
Jaw Profile Triangular and fenestrated for secure, even pressure
Locking Mechanism : Ratchet lock for stable, hands-free holding
Primary Specialties General / Thoracic / Gastrointestinal Surgery
Q: What are Collins Duval Crile Forceps used for?
A: They are used for atraumatic tissue grasping, stabilization, and manipulation during surgical procedures.
Q: What is the benefit of the triangular jaw design?
A: The triangular fenestrated jaws provide a secure grip while distributing pressure across the tissue more evenly.
Q: Are these forceps designed for delicate tissue handling?
A: Yes, they are specifically designed to hold tissue securely while helping reduce tissue trauma.
Q: What is the purpose of the ratchet locking mechanism?
A: The ratchet lock allows the forceps to maintain a secure hold without requiring continuous hand pressure.
Q: Which surgical specialties commonly use these forceps?
A: They are commonly used in general surgery, thoracic surgery, gastrointestinal procedures, and other tissue-handling applications.
Q: Are Collins Duval Crile Forceps reusable?
A: Yes, they are designed as reusable surgical instruments when maintained and sterilized according to appropriate clinical protocols.