Thumb Dressing Forceps, 5"

The 5-inch Dressing Forceps is a practical medical instrument designed to assist with grasping and handling gauze, dressings, and other small medical materials during wound care and dressing procedures. It is made from corrosion-resistant 410 surgical stainless steel for durability and reliable repeated use. The forceps feature a traditional design with serrated tips that help provide a secure grip on materials, along with a textured, non-slip gripping surface for improved control and precision during use. It also has a smooth stainless steel,featuring mirror-polished finish for easier cleaning and maintenance and is reusable and autoclavable, making it suitable for professional use in hospitals, clinics, healthcare centers, and dressing rooms.

• Forged from corrosion-resistant 410 surgical stainless steel.
• Traditional thumb forceps design.
• Serrated tips for a secure grip.
• Non-slip grooved handle design.
• Compact 5-inch length for easy handling and control.
• Mirror stainless steel finish.
• Autoclavable.
• Reusable when properly cleaned and sterilized.
• Suitable for handling gauze, dressings, and small medical materials.
• Floor Grade construction.
• Not made with Natural Rubber Latex.

• Designed for grasping and handling gauze, dressings, and small medical materials during dressing procedures, wound care, and general medical applications in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities.

1. Inspect the forceps and ensure that it is clean before use.
2. Clean and sterilize the instrument according to the healthcare facility’s approved protocol.
3. Hold the forceps by the grooved grip area.
4. Gently press the sides of the forceps to bring the tips together.
5. Use the serrated tips to securely grasp gauze, dressings, or other required materials.
6. After use, clean, dry, and sterilize the forceps according to the approved procedures.
7. Store in a clean, dry place until the next use.

• 1 × Thumb Dressing Forceps, 5"

• Inspect the forceps before use for any damage or corrosion.
• Do not use if the tips are damaged or deformed.
• Avoid applying excessive force or pressure during use.
• Clean and sterilize before and after each use.
• Use the forceps only for its intended medical purpose.

• Store in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated environment.
• Keep away from excessive humidity, corrosive chemicals, and contamination.
• Ensure the instrument is completely clean and dry before storage.

• High Quality Manufacturing Standards.