Skinner Forceps Tungsten Carbide 23cm, 1×2 Teeth Cross-Serrated

Introduction of Skinner Forceps Tungsten Carbide 23cm 1×2 Teeth Cross-Serrated

Skinner forceps are specialized surgical instruments for demanding tissue handling, particularly in plastic surgery, breast surgery, and neck surgery. Dr. Skinner’s pattern combines optimal control with a non-slip grip. As a result, these forceps provide secure grasping during deep-tissue procedures, where surgeons need stability to remove sutures and needles safely.

The cross-serrated jaws feature tungsten carbide serrations and 1×2 teeth for controlled tissue engagement. In addition, precision milling keeps the teeth perfectly aligned. At the same time, the serrated tips help limit accidental slippage and unintended tissue damage. Furthermore, the 23 cm length suits microsurgery and other clinical settings that require measured handling.

These forceps use premium surgical-grade stainless steel, which gives them a fine finish and high-quality construction. Moreover, the 9.0 mm tips and 4.0 mm width provide a balanced working profile. Because the steel is easy to clean, it also suits instruments that clinics reuse regularly.

Finally, tungsten carbide components and durable materials give this premium instrument its strength. Thanks to its 23.0 cm overall design, it supports dependable handling and consistent performance. Overall, it delivers the best possible quality across demanding surgical applications.