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.
World Precision Instrument Dressing Forceps, 12.5cm, Straight, Serrated, German
Dressing Forceps, also known as thumb forceps or pickups, are surgical instruments characterized by their long, thin handles and serrated tips. They are typically used when dressing wounds where they hold gauze and other dressings. They may also be used during wound debridement to remove infected or necrotic tissue or debris from the wound. They may be used for suturing when needle holders are not accessible. Dressing forceps are designed to grip delicate tissue without causing damage, and they are often used in situations where precision and control are important. These dressing forceps have straight blades and rounded (blunt) tips. They are available in various sizes: 12.5 cm (5"), 15.5 cm (6.1"), 25.5cm (10"), or 30.5 (12") long. These dressing forceps are manufactured with surgical grade stainless steel or premium German steel, making them suitable for sterilization by autoclave or chemical sterilants.
World Precision Instrument Filter Forceps, 11cm, Straight
Flat-Tip Filter Forceps are surgical instruments designed for the placement, manipulation, or removal of filters like those used in the inferior vena cava (IVC). These filters are placed in the IVC to prevent blood clots from traveling to the lungs in patients at risk of pulmonary embolism. A life science researcher might use these forceps for handling delicate or small samples, for microdissection involving delicate tissue or small structures, or for assembly/disassembly of fragile components. These Filter Forceps are 11 cm (4.3") long with straight, flat jaws.
World Precision Instrument Self-Closing Filter Forceps, 11cm, Bent Flat Jaw
Self-Closing Filter Forceps are surgical instruments designed for the placement, manipulation, or removal of filters like those used in the inferior vena cava (IVC). These filters are placed in the IVC to prevent blood clots from traveling to the lungs in patients at risk of pulmonary embolism. A life science researcher might use these forceps for handling delicate or small samples, for gel handling, for microdissection involving delicate tissue or small structures, or for assembly/disassembly of fragile components. These Filter Forceps are 11 cm (4.3") long with bent, flat jaws and a self-closing spring action.
World Precision Instrument Filter Forceps, 11cm, Fiber Grip, Straight
Filter Forceps are surgical instruments designed for the placement, manipulation, or removal of filters like those used in the inferior vena cava (IVC). These filters are placed in the IVC to prevent blood clots from traveling to the lungs in patients at risk of pulmonary embolism. A life science researcher might use these forceps for handling delicate or small samples, for gel handling, for microdissection involving delicate tissue or small structures, or for assembly/disassembly of fragile components. These Filter Forceps are 11 cm (4.3") long with straight, flat jaws and a synthetic, polypropylene fiber grip.
World Precision Instrument Graefe Forceps, 7cm, Serrated, Curved 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.
World Precision Instrument Filter Forceps, 11cm, Straight, German
Flat-Tip Filter Forceps are surgical instruments designed for the placement, manipulation, or removal of filters like those used in the inferior vena cava (IVC). These filters are placed in the IVC to prevent blood clots from traveling to the lungs in patients at risk of pulmonary embolism. A life science researcher might use these forceps for handling delicate or small samples, for microdissection involving delicate tissue or small structures, or for assembly/disassembly of fragile components. These Filter Forceps are 11 cm (4.3") long with straight, flat jaws.
World Precision Instrument Dumont Tweezers #5, 11cm, Angled, 0.05x0.01mm Tips
Dumostar Material Information
Highly resistant to metal fatigue, has great elasticity, and is durable (Rockwell Hardness measurement of 62). Resistant to mineral and organic acids, salt. Autoclavable. More likely to break than to bend. The maximum temperature this material can withstand is 550° C.
BURKLE INC Forceps, stainless steel, sharp, straight, 5.12 in. (130 mm)
The sturdy stainless steel forceps are ideal for use in laboratories. Pointed ends with a fluted internal structure ensure reliable handling of different samples. The fluted handle offers a good grip. The laboratory tweezers are suitable for use in precise work in chemistry, the pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics and food & beverage.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Dumont Tweezers Positive Action Style 55, Biological, Dumoxel, Polished Finish, 110 mm OAL
Style 55 tweezers have light shanks and extra thin tips. Dumoxel has best resistance to corrosion and excellent resistance to organic acids. 95% antimagnetic. Autoclave sterilize at 270 deg C.
Grade: Biological
Material: Dumoxel
Finish: Polished
OAL: 110 mm
Tip width: 0.05 mm
World Precision Instrument Round Hollow Handled Forceps, 15cm, Angled, 0.15mm Tips
Hollowing out the handles of long, round-handled instruments decreases the overall weight. This makes them efficient and non-fatiguing when operating under a microscope. Made from high quality stainless steel, these instruments are an excellent addition to a microsurgical instrument kit.
World Precision Instrument Graefe Forceps, 7cm, Straight, 0.7mm 1x2 Teeth
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 Adson Forceps, 12cm, Straight, Serrated, German
Adson forceps have a toothed tip for working with dense tissue, such as skin closures.
World Precision Instrument Dumont Tweezers #5, 11cm, Angled, 0.05x0.01mm Tips
Dumostar Material Information
Highly resistant to metal fatigue, has great elasticity, and is durable (Rockwell Hardness measurement of 62). Resistant to mineral and organic acids, salt. Autoclavable. More likely to break than to bend. The maximum temperature this material can withstand is 550° C.
World Precision Instrument Round Hollow Handled Forceps, Straight, 14cm, 0.3 Tips
Hollowing out the handles of long, round-handled instruments decreases the overall weight. This makes them efficient and non-fatiguing when operating under a microscope. Made from high quality stainless steel, these instruments are an excellent addition to a microsurgical instrument kit.