Collin, Uterine Seizing Forceps Article NES-14-411-25

Description

The Collin Uterine Seizing Forceps (NES‑14‑411‑25) is a reliable OB/GYN instrument crafted for seizing, grasping, elevating, or removing soft uterine or vaginal tissues such as polyps, fibroids, malignancies, or overgrowths. With an overall length of approximately 25‑26 cm (≈10‑1/4″), it allows sufficient reach into the uterine cavity. The jaws are semicircular and elongated to reduce slippage, while their shape helps minimize trauma to surrounding tissues. The forceps feature ergonomic ring handles with a ratchet locking mechanism, allowing a secure grip without continuous squeezing, thereby reducing operator fatigue. Made from premium surgical stainless steel with a satin finish to prevent glare, they are reusable and autoclavable, built to withstand rigorous sterilization cycles while maintaining performance.

🔹 Key Feature Bullet Points

• Semicircular, elongated tips for precise grip and anti‑slip hold on tissue

• Overall length ~ 25‑26 cm (≈ 10‑1/4″) for adequate reach into the uterus

• Ring handles with ratchet lock mechanism for sustained grip without fatigue

• Satin‑finished stainless steel construction: durable, corrosion‑resistant, reusable

• Smooth curves and tip design to reduce tissue trauma during manipulation

• Ideal for procedures involving uterine or vaginal wall elevation, removal of soft tissue masses, polyps, etc.