Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps 13 straight shafts serrated fenestrated jaws flat handle

Controlled Tissue Handling with Extended, Straight Access

The Singley (Tuttle) tissue forceps is a 13-inch general surgery instrument designed for grasping and handling tissue during operative procedures. Its straight shafts provide an extended working profile, while the serrated, fenestrated jaws support controlled engagement through an open jaw design. The flat handle offers a straightforward gripping surface for routine instrument manipulation. Together, these features provide a practical option when the surgical workflow calls for tissue forceps with extended reach, a straight configuration, and fenestrated jaws. The instrument’s familiar forceps format supports organized handling across general surgical settings.

Use Cases

• Grasp and manipulate tissue during general surgical procedures.
• Use the 13-inch length when extended instrument reach is appropriate to the operative field.
• Apply the straight-shaft configuration for direct instrument positioning.
• Use the serrated, fenestrated jaws for controlled tissue engagement within the forceps workflow.
• Handle the instrument through its flat handle during routine operative manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the serrated, fenestrated jaws and straight shafts for visible soil, damage, or misalignment before use.
• Handle the jaws and flat handle carefully to help prevent unintended damage during cleaning, transport, and storage.
• Store the forceps in a clean, protected manner that helps avoid contact damage to the jaws and shafts.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.