Kansas Tissue Forceps 1x2 Teeth Angled 11.4 cm (4.5)

Angled Control for Nucleus Fragment Handling

The Kansas nucleus fragment forceps is a 4 3/8" forceps designed for grasping and manipulating nucleus fragments during delicate instrument handling. Its angled shafts help position the jaws through an offset approach, while the two rows of parallel toothed jaws provide a defined gripping surface for engaging fragments. The flat 3-hole handle supports a familiar finger-and-thumb grip for controlled instrument placement and repositioning. Suitable for professional workflows spanning General Surgery and Ophthalmic settings, this configuration brings focused access and practical handling to tasks that require a compact forceps profile and secure jaw engagement.

Use Cases

• Grasp and manipulate nucleus fragments during ophthalmic instrument workflows.
• Approach and engage fragments where angled shaft geometry supports access from an offset direction.
• Use the parallel toothed jaws for defined engagement during controlled forceps handling.
• Apply the flat 3-hole handle for finger placement and instrument repositioning in General Surgery or Ophthalmic settings.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the angled shafts, toothed jaws, and 3-hole handle for residue, alignment, or visible damage before reuse.
• Handle the toothed jaws carefully to help protect their working surfaces during cleaning, transport, and storage.
• Store the forceps in a manner that prevents jaw contact with other instruments and protects the shaft alignment.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.