Introduction of Tebbetts Septal Platform Forceps Angled
The Tebbetts-Style Septal Grasping Forceps is a versatile surgical instrument relied upon across plastic surgery clinics globally. Built for surgeons demanding true precision. It addresses rhinoplasty and septoplasty challenges while safeguarding delicate tissues during even the most intricate operative maneuvers performed daily.
Its ergonomically designed frame favors comfort during lengthy nasal procedures, giving practitioners a secure grip whenever steady handling matters. As a reusable instrument, it withstands repeated septal surgery sessions without compromising reliability, making it a dependable companion inside busy operating environments everywhere clinicians work.
What sets it apart is a thoughtful angled design that improves visibility across tricky anatomy, boosting overall performance where hands must stay stable. Trusted throughout modern clinical settings, this forceps keeps earning surgeon confidence through consistent efficiency and dependable everyday positioning during delicate work.
Iconic Features
Precision begins at the tungsten carbide serrated jaws, machined from high-quality stainless steel for durable resilience. The straight serrated TC jaws meet tissue with exceptional grip. Meanwhile, tungsten carbide tips resist wear across repeated cycles, keeping working edges dependably sharp.
A low profile shaft paired with angled shanks delivers reliable enhanced access to narrow anatomy without obscuring the surgeon’s sightline. The overall length of 18.5cm (7 ¼”) suits deeper reach, while the slim geometry keeps optimizing control during confined, meticulous work.
Ergonomics center on a round handle engineered for a comfortable grip through lengthy cases. A double action mechanism multiplies force efficiently, while textured surfaces work at reducing risk of slippage mid-procedure. Post-use, the instrument stays easy to clean, and its unique jaws hold shape reliably.
The Tebbetts™ Septal Platform Forceps features tungsten carbide jaws with a fine serrated bite. Mounted on a gold ring handle that gives a secure grip across complex procedures. Its angled design and thin, 189mm (7-1/4 inch) long profile reach deeper surgical sites and other challenging surgical sites where the nasal spine, ethmoid, vomer, and vomer bones sit. Surgeons manipulate and perform precise manipulation on turbinates, the turbinate conch, and nasal septum during submucous resection procedures, aiding resection, removal, and compressing of tissue portions while minimizing trauma and minimizing risk of damage to an intact septal wall. Ideal for harvesting septal-ethmoid grafts and treating a deviated septum, its large, non-sterile frame can be reused for multiple uses.



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