Bayonet European Bipolar Forceps (16 cm)

The Bayonet European Bipolar Forceps (16 cm) is an advanced electrosurgical instrument designed for efficient tissue coagulation and manipulation. Its bayonet-style construction provides a clear line of sight by keeping the surgeon’s hand away from the working field, making it highly effective for procedures requiring enhanced visibility and control. This makes it an essential tool in surgeries involving delicate and confined spaces.

Constructed from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel, this instrument offers durability, corrosion resistance, and the ability to withstand repeated sterilization. The finely polished, non-stick tips minimize tissue adherence and eschar buildup, ensuring smooth operation and reducing interruptions during procedures. Additionally, its fully insulated body prevents unintended current leakage, safeguarding surrounding tissues from accidental burns or damage.

With a length of 16 cm, these forceps provide an optimal balance of reach and maneuverability. The ergonomic handle design ensures a comfortable and secure grip, minimizing hand fatigue during prolonged surgical use. The well-balanced structure allows for steady handling, making it easier to perform precise coagulation and tissue manipulation with minimal effort.

Bayonet European Bipolar Forceps (16 cm) is designed to be compatible with a wide range of electrosurgical units, ensuring seamless integration into different surgical environments. Its efficient energy transfer supports effective coagulation with controlled thermal spread, making it suitable for a variety of surgical applications. The forceps are available in both reusable and single-use options, providing flexibility based on procedural requirements.

The Bayonet European Bipolar Forceps (16 cm) is a vital tool for medical professionals who require safety, accuracy, and efficiency in electrosurgical procedures. Its robust construction, ergonomic design, and reliable performance make it a trusted instrument for surgeons working in diverse medical specialties