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Stryucken Turbinate Forceps 17cm

Stryucken Turbinate Forceps 17cm

SKU:PS-NS-0029

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The Stryucken Turbinate Forceps 17cm are specialized nasal surgical forceps designed for controlled cutting and excision of mucosal tissue from the turbinate surface. The instrument features 1.0 x 15.0 mm jaws, a sharp through-cutting edge, a serrated top blade, an 11 cm shaft, and an overall length of 17 cm (6 3/4 inches).

The current product information associates this forceps pattern with turbinectomy and other nasal procedures. Its narrow working jaws and extended shaft provide a dedicated configuration for surgeons working within the confined nasal cavity where localized tissue engagement and controlled cutting are required.

1.0 x 15.0mm Cutting Jaws

The working end features 1.0 mm x 15.0 mm jaws. This narrow, elongated jaw profile provides a defined cutting area for engaging turbinate mucosa and related nasal tissue during surgical procedures.

The compact jaw width is particularly relevant when the surgeon requires localized access rather than the broader bite of a larger nasal forceps. Exact maximum opening and cutting capacity are not stated on the current product page and should not be assumed.

Sharp Through-Cutting Edge

The Stryucken Turbinate Forceps incorporate a sharp through-cutting edge intended for excising mucosa from the turbinate surface. The cutting configuration allows the instrument to engage and divide selected tissue when used according to the surgeon's operative technique.

Cutting depth, tissue selection, and instrument positioning should always be determined according to the anatomy and specific nasal procedure being performed.

Serrated Top Blade

The current product description identifies a serrated top blade. The serrations are designed to provide additional tissue engagement while the forceps are positioned for cutting, helping maintain control of the selected tissue at the working end.

The serrated blade works together with the through-cutting edge to provide the characteristic working configuration of this Stryucken turbinate forceps pattern.

11cm Shaft for Nasal Access

The instrument has a listed shaft length of 11 cm. This extended working shaft provides reach into the nasal cavity while allowing the surgeon to operate the handles outside the immediate surgical field.

The 11 cm shaft measurement is an important procurement specification for hospitals, ENT departments, facial plastic surgery services, and distributors comparing turbinate forceps for existing nasal instrument sets.

17cm Overall Length

The Stryucken Turbinate Forceps have an overall length of 17 cm / 6 3/4 inches. This measurement, combined with the 11 cm shaft and narrow cutting jaws, creates a dedicated instrument profile for nasal surgical access.

The listed dimensions also provide clear identification points when replacing or standardizing forceps within an ENT or nasal surgery tray.

Turbinectomy and Nasal Procedures

The live product description specifically identifies the forceps as useful in turbinectomy and other nasal procedures. The sharp cutting edge is associated with excision of mucosal tissue from the turbinate surface.

Final instrument selection should depend on the procedure, anatomy, amount of tissue to be removed, and the surgeon's preferred technique. The product should not be assumed to be suitable for every nasal procedure solely because it is designed for turbinate work.

German Stainless Steel Construction

The instrument is identified as handcrafted from surgical-grade German stainless steel. This provides the rigid construction required for a reusable nasal cutting forceps used in professional surgical environments.

The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not specified on the current product page. Procurement teams requiring a specific alloy designation or material documentation should confirm that specification before ordering.

Product Specifications

Product Name Stryucken Turbinate Forceps
SKU PS-NS-0029
Instrument Type Turbinate / Nasal Cutting Forceps
Jaw Size 1.0 x 15.0 mm
Cutting Edge Sharp Through-Cutting Edge
Blade Design Serrated Top Blade
Shaft Length 11 cm
Overall Length 17 cm / 6 3/4"
Material Surgical-Grade German Stainless Steel
Primary Specialty ENT / Nasal Surgery
Primary Application Turbinectomy and Turbinate Mucosa Excision

For ENT and Nasal Surgery Procurement

The Stryucken Turbinate Forceps 17cm are suitable for hospitals, ENT departments, rhinology services, facial plastic surgery practices, surgical centers, distributors, and procurement teams sourcing dedicated turbinate instruments. SKU PS-NS-0029, the 1.0 x 15.0 mm jaws, 11 cm shaft, and 17 cm overall length provide clear references for ordering and inventory identification.

Before ordering, buyers should confirm that the listed jaw dimensions and shaft length match the surgeon's preferred configuration. Exact jaw opening and stainless-steel alloy grade are not provided in the current product information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Stryucken Turbinate Forceps used for?
They are designed for turbinectomy and other nasal procedures, particularly controlled excision of mucosa from the turbinate surface.

What is the jaw size?
The current product description specifies 1.0 mm x 15.0 mm jaws.

Does the instrument have a serrated blade?
Yes. The product is listed with a serrated top blade and a sharp through-cutting edge.

What is the shaft length?
The listed shaft length is 11 cm.

What is the overall length?
The instrument measures 17 cm, equivalent to approximately 6 3/4 inches.

What material is the forceps made from?
The live product information identifies surgical-grade German stainless steel construction.