Cushing 370221 Dressing Forceps Global Surgical 7-1/4
Cushing 370221 Dressing Forceps Global Surgical 7-1/4 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Cushing 370221 Dressing Forceps Global Surgical 7-1/4
The Cushing 370221 is a precision-crafted 7-1/4 inch surgical dressing forceps designed for holding, grasping, and manipulating delicate tissue layers, surgical dressings, and cotton packing during deep neurosurgical, plastic, and general surgery procedures. Forged with a classic German pattern, it features fine straight tips with horizontal inner serrations to provide a secure grip on smooth or slippery materials without causing tissue trauma.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Global Surgical
- Reference / model: 370221
- Model: / Catalog Number: 370221
- Overall Length: 7-1/4 inches (18.4 cm)
- Material: High-grade German Surgical Stainless Steel
Additional product details
- Pattern / Style: Cushing Pattern
- Product Name: Cushing Dressing Forceps
- Product Type: Tissue and dressing forceps / surgical thumb forceps
- Jaw Alignment: Straight
- Jaw Type: Anatomical horizontal micro-serrations
- Feature: Internal guide pin block for lateral alignment stability
- Finish: Satin / Non-reflective finish
- Quantity Included: 1 forceps
- Unit of Measure: 1 Each (1/EA)
- Application: Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, ENT, and General Surgery
- Reusability: Reusable (Autoclavable)
- Latex Status: Latex-free
- Sterility Status: Non-sterile
- Classic Cushing 7-1/4" profile provides extended reach in narrow or deep surgical fields
- Precision horizontally serrated jaws offer atraumatic control on delicate tissue and firm grasp on gauze or packing
- High-grade German stainless steel construction offers excellent resistance to corrosion and repeated sterilization cycles
Condition
Condition: New
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