Ferris-Smith Forceps With Serrations,
$7.99
Length: 7-1/8″ (18.0cm)
Tip Curvature: Straight
Working Surface: Serrated
Handle: Thumb
Material: German Stainless Steel
Sterility: Non-Sterile
Usage: Reusable
Origin: Made In Pakistan
Manufacturer By: Alberon Instruments
Ferris-Smith Tissue Forceps are designed with serrations, these forceps are ideal for securely handling tissue. The ridged, wide grip assures comfort and control for the surgeon.
| MOQ | Minimum Order Quantity is 50 Pieces |
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