Sklar Gerald Tissue Forceps, 1x2 Teeth

The Sklar Gerald Tissue Forceps is a fine surgical instrument designed to grasp delicate tissue with a light but secure touch, making it a common choice for procedures where minimal tissue trauma matters. The straight jaws end in 1x2 interlocking teeth, which hold tissue firmly without excessive pressure, a pattern favoured in plastic, ophthalmic and microsurgical work as well as general surgery.

At 7 inches, it provides good reach while remaining light and easy to control between the fingers, a design feature that supports the extended, precise handling this type of forceps is often used for. Surgeons, plastic surgeons and their assistants use instruments like this one across hospitals, day surgery centres and specialist clinics wherever fine tissue handling is required.

Constructed from reusable stainless steel, it is built for repeated sterilisation and is typically stocked as part of general or specialty instrument trays. Facilities across the UAE and GCC performing plastic, reconstructive or fine general surgery often keep this forceps on hand.