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The Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps 15cm are specialized surgical forceps designed for controlled grasping and stabilization of tissue during operative procedures. Their broad working end provides a defined tissue-contact area, while the small teeth positioned along the jaw edges help maintain engagement during surgical manipulation.
The current Peak Surgicals configuration measures 6 inches (15 cm) in length and has a stated working-end width of 12.0 mm. Two jaw configurations are listed: Oval-Shaped Jaws and Triangle Jaws. The instrument is handcrafted from Premium German Stainless Steel.
The forceps have a confirmed overall length of 15 cm (6 inches). This compact surgical configuration provides working reach while allowing direct manual control during tissue grasping and manipulation.
The 15 cm length is an important purchasing specification when distinguishing this model from longer tissue grasping forceps or other Collins-pattern instruments.
The current Peak Surgicals product description specifies a width of 12.0 mm. The broader working surface provides a defined area for engaging tissue during surgical handling.
The page does not provide separate length and depth measurements for the jaw itself beyond the stated 12 mm width. Buyers requiring additional working-end dimensions should confirm them before ordering.
One available configuration uses Oval-Shaped Jaws. This provides a rounded working-end profile for surgeons or instrument sets requiring the oval Collins forceps configuration.
The current product page does not state exact oval-jaw dimensions beyond the general 12 mm width specification.
A second listed configuration is supplied with Triangle Jaws. This provides an alternative working-end profile while retaining the same Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps product pattern.
Buyers should confirm whether the oval or triangular jaw configuration is required when placing an order.
The current product description states that the working tips contain small teeth along the edges. These teeth provide additional engagement with tissue during grasping and help the forceps maintain their selected hold during manipulation.
Before clinical use, the toothed edges should be inspected for alignment, deformation, surface damage, or retained material that could interfere with normal instrument function.
Peak Surgicals identifies the Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps for obtaining a firm grasp of tissue while surgery is being performed on nearby organs or anatomical structures.
The instrument can therefore be used where tissue needs to be held or stabilized while the surgeon works within the adjacent operative field. The amount of pressure applied should be controlled according to the tissue and surgical technique.
The current Peak Surgicals description specifically identifies general surgery as an application for these forceps. Their broad jaw profile and toothed edges provide a dedicated tissue-seizing instrument for procedures requiring controlled grasping and stabilization.
The live page does not specify an individual organ, procedure, or tissue type for this exact model beyond its general surgical use.
The Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps are described as being handcrafted from Premium German Stainless Steel. The metallic construction provides the rigid instrument structure required for professional surgical handling.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current product page. Hospitals, surgical centers, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a specific steel designation or material certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
Following clinical use, the forceps should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Particular attention should be given to the small teeth, jaw surfaces, joint, and other areas where biological material may remain. Before reuse, inspect the instrument for jaw misalignment, deformation, corrosion, restricted movement, or visible surface damage.
| Product Name | Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps 15cm |
| Instrument Type | Tissue Seizing / Grasping Forceps |
| Pattern | Collins |
| Overall Length | 6 Inches / 15 cm |
| Working-End Width | 12.0 mm |
| Jaw Option 1 | Oval-Shaped Jaws |
| Jaw Option 2 | Triangle Jaws |
| Jaw Edge | Small Teeth |
| Material | Premium German Stainless Steel |
| Primary Function | Tissue Grasping and Stabilization |
| Referenced Surgical Use | General Surgery |
| SKU | Not Visible on Current Product Page |
The Collins Tissue Seizing Forceps 15cm are relevant for hospitals, operating rooms, general surgery departments, surgical centers, instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable tissue-grasping forceps.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should specify the 15 cm length, 12 mm width, and required Oval-Shaped or Triangle Jaw configuration. Buyers requiring the exact SKU, detailed jaw dimensions, stainless-steel alloy grade, or additional mechanical specifications should confirm those details before ordering because they are not shown on the current product page.
They are designed for controlled grasping and stabilization of tissue while surgery is being performed on nearby organs or tissues.
The current Peak Surgicals listing specifies an overall length of 6 inches (15 cm).
The current product description states a width of 12.0 mm.
Peak Surgicals lists two options: Oval-Shaped Jaws and Triangle Jaws.
Yes. The current description states that small teeth are present along the jaw edges to provide additional tissue engagement.
The current Peak Surgicals listing specifies Premium German Stainless Steel. The exact alloy grade is not stated.
