General Purpose Forceps and Tweezers
Available in a variety of sizes, styles, and configurations to support specific handling requirements, including pointed, blunt, rounded, curved, angled, or flat tips; plain or serrated gripping surfaces; scissor-style handles; self-closing designs; alignment guide pins; and protective foam, silicone, or PTFE-coated surfaces to enhance grip and minimize contamination or damage to sensitive components and materials.
Typical applications include manipulation of microscope coverslips, filter papers and discs, electronic components, precision mechanical parts, and other small or fragile items in controlled, industrial, research, and manufacturing environments. Excludes surgical, dissection, and other medical forceps intended for clinical procedures.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Style L5, Medical, Inox 08, Polished Finish, 110 mm OAL
Style L5 tweezers have super thin tips and with clamping ring. Medical stainless steel with excellent resistance to corrosion and good resistance to salt. Magnetic. Autoclave sterilize at 180 deg C.
Grade: Medical
Material: Inox 08
Finish: Polished
OAL: 110 mm
Tip width: 0.1 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Positive Action Style 3, Biological, Dumostar, Polished Finish, 120 mm OAL
Style 3 tweezers have thin tips. Dumostar is more elastic and resistant to corrosion from sea water, HCl, H3PO4, HNO3, H2SO4. Non-magnetic and resistant to temperatures of 550 deg C.
Grade: Biological
Material: Dumostar
Finish: Polished
OAL: 120 mm
Tip width: 0.08 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Positive Action Style 1, Electronic, Inox 02, Polished Finish, 120 mm OAL
Style 1 tweezers have strong tips. Standard magnetic stainless steel composed of C, Mn, Cr and Si. Not as hard as carbon steels. Resist Temperatures of 400 deg C. Cannot be sterilized.
Grade: Electronic
Material: Inox 02
Finish: Polished
OAL: 120 mm
Tip width: 0.2 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Negative Action Style N7AC, Biological, Inox 02, Polished Finish, 115 mm OAL
Anti-capillary, type 7 N7AC tweezers have super thin tips. Standard magnetic stainless steel composed of C, Mn, Cr and Si. Not as hard as carbon steels. Resist Temperatures of 400 deg C. Cannot be sterilized.
Grade: Biological
Material: Inox 02
Finish: Polished
OAL: 115 mm
Tip width: 0.09 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Style 7, Electronic Inox 02, Epoxy Coated Finish, 115 mm OAL
Style 7 tweezers have thin curved tips. Standard magnetic stainless steel composed of C, Mn, Cr and Si. Not as hard as carbon steels. Resist Temperatures of 400 deg C. Cannot be sterilized.
Grade: Electronic
Material: Inox 02
Finish: Epoxy Coated
OAL: 115 mm
Tip width: 0.17 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont EDS Tweezers Style SS135 SA Epoxy Coated Antimagnetic, 135 mm OAL
The tweezers have long narrow shanks and thin tips. The tweezers are made from antimagnetic steel and are epoxy coated. Antimagnetic is composed of C, Cr, Ni and Mo. It offers a good resistance to corrosion thanks to its high concentration of molybdenum and is 80% antimagnetic but is not as hard as Inox. Good resistance to corrosion, 80% antimagnetic but not as hard as Inox. Temperatures of 400°C. Autoclave sterilize at 270°C.
Finish: Epoxy Coated
Material: Antimagnetic
OAL: 135 mm
Tip width: 0.2 mm
Tip thickness: 0.12 mm
World Precision Instrument Hartman Mosquito Forceps, 9cm, Straight, 12-pack, Disposable
Hartman Mosquito Forceps, also called Hartmann mosquito hemostatic forceps, are surgical instruments designed for clamping blood vessels or other small tissues to control bleeding during surgery or to provide a secure grip. They are so named because they resemble the slender legs of a mosquito. Life science researchers like these fine hemostats because of the secure grip and the ability to manipulate them in confined spaces. Hartman Mosquito Forceps have a larger tip and deeper serrations than Halsted Mosquito Forceps. They are designed for clamping larger blood vessels.
World Precision Instrument HTC Tweezers, Swiss, Curved, Fine
WPI’s Swiss High Temperature Coating (HTC) Thumb Tweezers have undergone a specialized coating process to withstand elevated temperatures up to 620ºC (1150ºF). The HTC coating can withstand exposure to elevated temperatures without compromising their structural integrity or performance. This is particularly useful in applications where the tweezers may be used in high-temperature environments, such as soldering or other industrial processes. The HTC coating provides enhanced corrosion resistance, protecting the tweezers from damage caused by exposure to heat and potentially corrosive substances. The coating also contributes to the overall durability of the tweezers, ensuring they maintain their functionality and appearance over time, even when subjected to high-temperature conditions. You get increased wear resistance, extending the lifespan of the tweezers and reducing the frequency of replacements. These tweezers are 11 cm ( 4.75”) long.
World Precision Instrument Delrin Plastic Tweezers, 11.8cm, Curved
Delrin plastic is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high stiffness, low friction and excellent dimensional stability. As with many other synthetic polymers, it is produced by different chemical firms with slightly different formulas and sold variously by such names as Delrin, Celcon, Duracon and Hostaform.
World Precision Instrument Foerster Forceps, 10.2 cm, Straight, Serrated
Foerster Forceps, also known as Foerster sponge forceps or Foerster-Ballenger forceps, are a surgical instrument commonly used in medical procedures like gynecology and obstetrics. These forceps are named after the German surgeon Heinrich Foerster. The primary purpose of Foerster forceps is to grasp and hold surgical sponges or other materials. The serrated jaws help prevent slippage and ensure a firm grip. The easily recognizable, hexagon-shaped handles aids in distinguishing and handling this instrument, differentiating it from other surgical forceps. This handle also provides a secure grip, especially when you are wearing gloves or your hands are slippery. The hexagonal handle prevents the forceps from rolling when you set them down on a flat surface. Choose either a curved or a straight, serrated tip. These forceps are made of surgical grade stainless steel, which is suitable for autoclaving or chemical sterilization.
World Precision Instrument Bishop-Harmon Forceps, 9cm, 1x2 Teeth, Titanium
Bishop Harmon Iris Forceps are a pair of surgical forceps (tweezers) often used in ophthalmic procedures. They are designed specifically for use in the anterior portion of the eye to reach structures like the iris. Iris forceps are a small pair of forceps (9cm long) with a fine tip for grasping delicate tissue with minimal trauma. You can choose between serrated tips and tips with a 1x2 tooth configuration. The narrow, serrated jaws of the surgical forceps allow for fine manipulation of structures like the iris of the eye. The 1x2 teeth give a secure grip of delicate structures with minimal trauma. Researchers like these fine tipped tweezers for precision work in microdissection. These forceps are have straight tips. The Iris Forceps are manufactured with surgical grade stainless steel, premium German steel, or titanium, all of which are autoclavable. WPI recommends properly cleaning all your surgical instruments promptly after use.
World Precision Instrument Halstead Mosquito Forceps, 12.5cm, Straight, 12-pack
Halsted (or Halstead) Mosquito Forceps, also called mosquito hemostatic forceps or simply hemostats, are surgical instruments designed for clamping blood vessels or other small tissues to control bleeding during surgery or to provide a secure grip. They are so named because they resemble the slender legs of a mosquito. Life science researchers like these fine hemostats because of the secure grip and the ability to manipulate them in confined spaces. Mosquito Forceps have long, thin, and straight or curved jaws that taper to a fine tip. The jaws are serrated for a firm grasp with minimal tissue trauma. The handles of mosquito forceps have a ratchet lock to secure your grasp once it is engaged.
World Precision Instrument Liston Bone cutting forceps, 10 in
Heavy Liston Bone Cutting Forceps, or simply Liston Forceps, are a surgical instrument for cutting or dividing bones during surgical procedures. Life science researchers might use these robust cutting forceps for gross dissection or tissue dissection, or in plant research to trim stems and roots. Liston Forceps have a heavy construction with long handles and sharp, curved blades at the working end. The blades have a concave cutting edge to focus the cutting force and ensures a precise bone cut. These range from 14 cm (5.5") to 25 cm (10") long with double spring handles and straight, curved tips.
World Precision Instrument Swiss High Precision Tweezers, 12 cm, Straight, Thick, Anti-Acid, Anti-Magnetic
WPI's Swiss High Precision Tweezers are designed for tasks that require a high level of accuracy, delicacy, and control. These tweezers are commonly used in various industries and applications, including electronics, watchmaking, jewelry, microscopy, and medical procedures. The distinguishing features of high precision tweezers include their fine tips, and anti-magnetic or anti-static properties. Choose a thick pointed tip or a flat rounded tip. Fine pointed tips allow for precision handling of small or delicate objects. The flat rounded tips provide a broader and gentler surface for grasping delicate objects and give you an even pressure distribution. For electronics work, the anti-magnetic steel prevents the tweezers from interfering with the magnetic components or causing damage to sensitive equipment. Both of these tweezers are quality Swiss-made instruments. These surgical instruments are autoclavable.
World Precision Instrument Babcock Tissue Forceps, 6"
- 6" long babcock tissue forceps
- Stainless steel
- Non-perforated tips
- Used to hold delicate tissue
- Atraumatic