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 Eyelash Tweezer Style AA, Inox 08, Matte Finish, 125 mm OAL
Specially designed Dumont eyelash tweezers for the eyelash industry. Due to the demand and nature of the job to be done, we are directing those in the eyelash industry to this tweezer, which is perfect for the task.
Material: Inox 08
Finish: Matte
OAL: 125 mm
Tip width: 0.40 mm
Tip thickness: 0.20 mm
Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences Disposable forceps dark blue, L 110 mm, straight tip | 6EA
Disposable forceps dark blue, L 110 mm, straight tip | 6EA
World Precision Instrument Graefe Forceps, 7cm, Curved, 0.7mm 1x2 Teeth, German
Graefe Forceps, also known as Graefe's cataract forceps, are a surgical instrument commonly used in ophthalmic surgery or other microsurgeries handling delicate tissues. Named after Albrecht von Graefe, a German ophthalmologist who developed the instrument in the 1800s, they are typically used to remove cataracts from the eye, but may also be used for foreign body removal from the eye or repairing corneal incisions. The forceps may be curved or straight. A curved shape ensures more maneuverability inside the eye without causing damage to surrounding tissues. Straight Graefe forceps can be used to remove foreign objects from the eye, to manipulate the cornea during procedures such as corneal grafts, to grasp and manipulate delicate tissues during glaucoma surgery, or to manipulate or remove small pieces of tissue or membranes during retinal surgery. Our Graefe Forceps have a fine (0.7mm) tip with 1x2 teeth.
World Precision Instrument Graefe Forceps, 7cm, Serrated, Straight 0.7mm Tip
Graefe Forceps, also known as Graefe's cataract forceps, are a surgical instrument commonly used in ophthalmic surgery or other microsurgeries handling delicate tissues. Named after Albrecht von Graefe, a German ophthalmologist who developed the instrument in the 1800s, they are typically used to remove cataracts from the eye, but may also be used for foreign body removal from the eye or repairing corneal incisions. The forceps may be curved or straight. A curved shape ensures more maneuverability inside the eye without causing damage to surrounding tissues. Straight Graefe forceps can be used to remove foreign objects from the eye, to manipulate the cornea during procedures such as corneal grafts, to grasp and manipulate delicate tissues during glaucoma surgery, or to manipulate or remove small pieces of tissue or membranes during retinal surgery.
Electron Microscopy Sciences EMS Swiss Line Standard Tweezer Style 3C, 110 mm
Standard tweezer with an ultra fine straight pointed precision tip.
OAL: 110 mm
Width: M: 9 mm
Gap: N:1.5 mm
Tip length: P: 43 mm
Med Vet International Kern Bone Holding Forceps, 9.5", with Ratchet, German Grade, Von Klaus
9.5in. Kern bone holding forceps is a German grade surgical instruments. They feature a ratchet and a curved bottom for additional grip and control. The Von Klaus line of instruments is made of high quality German stainless steel, expertly crafted and comes with a lifetime warranty when used for their intended surgical purpose.
Med Vet International Crile Forceps, 5.5-in Curved, Von Klaus German Surgical Steel
These forceps are curved and are commonly used for clamping blood vessels or tissue. The Von Klaus line of instruments is made of high quality German stainless steel, expertly crafted and comes with a lifetime warranty when used for their intended surgical purpose.
Med Vet International Eye Dressing Forceps 4" Full curved Economy
Eye Dressing Forceps 4" Full curved Economy
World Precision Instrument Baby Mixter Hemostatic Forceps, 14cm, Right Angle, German
Baby Mixter Hemostats, also known as Mixter forceps or Mixter clamps, are a surgical instrument popularized by their inventor, American neurologist Dr. William Mixter. They are used to clamp blood vessels, control bleeding, and manipulate tissues during surgery. Their ratcheted, locking mechanism keeps the jaws closed securely once it is engaged, giving you a stable grip. The jaws of Mixter hemostats are serrated, ensuring a firm grip without causing excessive tissue trauma. Our Baby Mixter Hemostats are smaller than full-sized Mixter hemostats, measuring 14 cm (5") long. The tips of the Baby Mixter Forceps have a 90º bend. Mixter hemostats are widely used in general surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, and gynecological procedures. They are particularly useful for clamping small blood vessels, manipulating delicate tissues, and achieving hemostasis. Life science researchers like the small size of these Baby Mixter Hemostats for microdissection and small animal surgeries.
Roboz Surgical DUMONT TWZR #3C .17X.10 110MM
Dumont Tweezers; Pattern #3C; .17 X .10mm Tip Size; 110mm Length; Material: Inox