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Tissue forceps are thumb-style forceps with a 1x2 tooth configuration — one tooth on one jaw interlocking with two teeth on the opposing jaw — for a secure, interlocking grip. The 5-inch overall length is a standard size for general clinical and minor procedure use. Constructed from stainless steel for durability and compatibility with standard autoclave sterilization. Reusable.
Physician offices, urgent care centers, and clinical procedure rooms that stock tissue forceps as a standard instrument will find the 5629 a 5-inch stainless steel option with a 1x2 tooth configuration and autoclave compatibility. Central sterile supply departments managing instrument reprocessing will find the stainless steel construction straightforward to clean, inspect, and autoclave between uses. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock clinical instruments will find the 5629 a consistently available 5-inch stainless steel tissue forceps with a 1x2 tooth tip.
What does 1x2 teeth mean on tissue forceps?
The 1x2 tooth configuration means one jaw has a single tooth and the opposing jaw has two teeth. When the forceps are closed, the single tooth interlocks between the two teeth on the opposite jaw, creating a secure, interlocking grip.
What is the difference between tissue forceps and dressing forceps?
Tissue forceps have interlocking teeth at the tips for a secure grip. Dressing forceps typically have serrated or smooth tips and are used for handling dressings and non-tissue materials.
Are these autoclavable?
Yes. These stainless steel forceps are compatible with standard autoclave sterilization. Follow your facility's sterilization protocols and inspect the instrument for wear or tip damage before each use.
Are these reusable?
Yes. These are reusable stainless steel instruments designed for repeated use with proper cleaning, inspection, and sterilization between uses.