Sklar Adson Ewald Dressing Forceps, Serrated
A straight, serrated dressing forceps used to grasp tissue, gauze and dressings with a secure yet controlled grip during procedures. It supports procurement teams building or restocking specialty instrument sets.
The Sklar Adson (Ewald) Dressing Forceps is a straight tissue and dressing forceps with serrated jaws, giving the surgeon a firm but atraumatic grip on soft tissue, gauze and dressings. It is commonly used in general surgery and minor procedures wherever tissue needs to be held steady for suturing, packing or wound care without slipping.
The serrated pattern along the jaws increases friction against tissue while spreading grip pressure across a wider surface than toothed forceps, making it useful for handling delicate or friable structures. At 4-3/4 inches, it sits comfortably in the hand for fine work in confined surgical fields. This is a single-size listing, so the instrument arrives ready to use without variant selection.
Surgeons, scrub nurses and procedure room staff typically keep several of these dressing forceps on hand as part of a standard general surgery or minor procedure tray, since they are reused frequently across a wide range of case types.
