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Sklar Boys-Allis Tissue Forceps, Heavy 5x6 Teeth

SKU 36-1860Surgical InstrumentsPricing via RFQ

A heavy 6 inch tissue forceps with a 5x6 tooth pattern, used to grasp and hold tissue firmly during general and abdominal surgical procedures, for use in hospitals and surgical centers.

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Supplied across the UAE, GCC & Africa
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The Sklar Boys-Allis Tissue Forceps is a heavier variant of the Allis pattern, built with a robust jaw and a 5x6 tooth arrangement to give a firm, dependable grip on tissue that needs steady traction during dissection or closure. At 6 inches overall, it is compact enough for general use while still offering the heavier build some surgeons prefer for tougher tissue such as fascia or peritoneum.

This is a single configuration listing, sold as an individual instrument. Because Allis-pattern forceps are used across nearly every open surgical specialty for holding tissue during exposure and closure, this heavy variant is a common addition to general, abdominal and gynecologic surgical trays. It is intended for use by trained surgical staff and is cleaned and sterilised for repeated use across cases.

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