Myles punch forceps 7 3/4" working length 115mm angled up, backward cutting 2.0mm x 10.0mm jaws ring handle

Angled Punch Access with Controlled Backward Cutting

The Myles punch forceps is a ring-handle surgical forceps designed for punching and removing small tissue bites during ENT and general surgery procedures. Its 115mm working length helps extend the instrument into deeper or confined operative areas, while the angled-up profile can support access and visualization when a straight approach is less convenient. Backward-cutting 2.0mm x 10.0mm jaws provide a defined working area for controlled tissue handling. The ring handle supports familiar instrument manipulation, making this forceps a practical option for detail-oriented tasks requiring reach, directional access, and focused jaw placement.

Use Cases

• Punching and removing small tissue bites during ENT procedures.
• Supporting tissue handling in general surgery workflows where a longer working length is useful.
• Approaching confined operative areas with the angled-up jaw orientation.
• Using the backward-cutting jaw design for tasks requiring a rearward cutting action.
• Maintaining controlled instrument manipulation through the ring handle during detailed work.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to the facility protocol and applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the angled jaws for alignment, damage, and smooth opening and closing before use.
• Check the ring handle and jaw mechanism during inspection, and handle the cutting edges carefully to prevent damage.
• Store the instrument in a clean, protected manner that helps prevent impact or distortion of the jaws.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.