Sklar Econo Bishop-Harmon Forceps, 1x2 Teeth
A short, disposable ophthalmic forceps with fine 1x2 teeth, used to grasp and manipulate delicate tissue such as conjunctiva during eye procedures. Supplied disposable for single use.
The Econo Bishop-Harmon forceps from Sklar are a fine, disposable instrument developed for ophthalmic and other delicate surgical work where a light touch and precise grip are essential. The tips carry a 1x2 tooth pattern that gives a secure hold on thin, fragile tissue such as conjunctiva without applying excessive crushing force, and the overall build is lighter and more compact than a general tissue forceps to suit close work around the eye.
At three and a half inches, the short length gives the surgeon fine control during microsurgical steps where a longer instrument would be cumbersome. Being disposable, the forceps arrive with sharp, well-aligned teeth for every case and are discarded afterward, which matters for a fine-tipped instrument where even minor tip damage from repeated sterilisation can affect grip quality on delicate tissue.
Ophthalmic theatres, eye clinics, and any setting performing fine plastic or microsurgical work commonly keep these forceps in stock. Supplied twelve to a box, they suit steady, low-cost restocking for routine procedure volumes.
