Sklar Russian Tissue Forceps, Cupped, Multiple Lengths
A cupped, radially serrated tissue forceps from Sklar available in lengths from 6 to 14 inches, used by surgeons to grasp tissue firmly during surgery.
The Sklar Russian Tissue Forceps feature a distinctive cupped jaw with radial serrations, a pattern known for spreading grip pressure evenly across a curved surface rather than concentrating it at a point, which helps hold tissue securely while reducing localised trauma. Surgeons across general, gynaecological and thoracic surgery use forceps of this design whenever a firm but relatively gentle grasp on organ or soft tissue is needed during dissection, retraction or repositioning.
This listing spans five straight length options, from 6 inches up to 14 inches, giving surgical teams a full range to match the depth and reach required for different procedures, from superficial work to deeper body cavity access. The cupped shape of the jaw also helps the forceps hold slippery or wet tissue more securely than a flat jaw would during an active surgical field.
Hospitals with a broad general surgery caseload typically stock the full range of Russian tissue forceps lengths as a core part of their standard instrument sets.
