Jackson Tissue Forceps 1x2 Teeth 26.7 cm (10.5)

Controlled Access for Laryngeal and General Surgical Workflows

Jackson laryngeal applicating forceps are designed for grasping and applying materials or handling tissue in confined operative areas. Their 10 1/2-inch length and strongly curved shaft support reach toward laryngeal and other deep-access sites, while the cross-action design provides a practical hand position for controlled manipulation. Straight 1x2 teeth and serrated jaws are suited to secure contact during handling, and the flat handle offers a defined gripping surface. This configuration is relevant to ENT procedures and general surgery workflows where instrument geometry, access, and deliberate handling are important.

Use Cases

• Access and handle tissue or materials in laryngeal and other confined ENT operative areas.
• Use the strongly curved shaft to approach deep or angled working sites while maintaining instrument reach.
• Apply or position materials with the laryngeal applicating forceps configuration.
• Support general surgical handling tasks requiring a long, curved forceps with toothed, serrated jaws.
• Use the cross-action, flat-handle design for controlled manipulation during applicable procedural workflows.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the teeth, serrated jaw surfaces, curved shaft, and cross-action mechanism for visible soil, damage, or impaired movement before and after use.
• Handle the jaws and shaft carefully to help protect their alignment and working surfaces.
• Store the forceps in a clean, protected location where the jaws and curved shaft will not be bent or struck.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.