Sklar Williams Stieglitz Splinter Forceps
Splinter forceps from Sklar used to grasp and remove small foreign bodies from the skin, available in straight and right angle patterns. It is commonly stocked
The Williams Stieglitz Splinter Forceps is a fine grasping instrument used to locate and remove splinters, small foreign bodies, and debris from skin and superficial wounds. Its narrow, precise tips allow the clinician to work in a small area without disturbing surrounding tissue, which is important when the object being removed is embedded close to sensitive structures.
This listing covers multiple configurations, including a right angle pattern in 4-3/4 inches, an angled pattern in 5-1/2 inches, and a straight pattern also in 5-1/2 inches, so the clinician can pick the approach angle that best suits the wound location. Splinter forceps of this type are used in emergency departments, general practice clinics, occupational health settings, and minor procedure rooms.
They are made from stainless steel for repeated sterilisation and reuse. Having straight, angled, and right angle options in one product line lets a practice standardise on the Williams Stieglitz pattern while still covering different clinical scenarios.
