Randall Kidney Stone Forceps, Stainless Steel
Stainless steel Randall kidney stone forceps used in urology to grasp and extract kidney stones from the urinary tract during surgical procedures for daily hospital and clinic use.
Randall Kidney Stone Forceps are essential surgical instruments used in urology for the safe and efficient removal of kidney stones from the urinary tract. They are specifically designed to grasp and extract stones during both open and minimally invasive procedures, giving the surgeon a dependable way to take hold of a stone and withdraw it once it has been located and freed.
The forceps are crafted from high quality stainless steel, a material chosen for its durability, resistance to corrosion under repeated sterilisation, and the precision it allows in the jaw design needed for a secure, controlled grip on the stone. Because kidney stones can vary considerably in size, shape and surface texture, forceps built specifically for this task are shaped to hold onto a stone securely without slipping or fragmenting it unnecessarily during removal.
As reusable stainless steel instruments, they are cleaned and sterilised between cases as part of the facility's own instrument processing routine rather than being discarded after a single use. Urology departments and surgical teams performing kidney stone surgery use Randall forceps as a standard instrument alongside clamps and other specialty tools in a stone removal set.





