Bayonet Silver Glide Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps (20 cm)

The Bayonet Silver Glide Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps (20 cm) are designed to provide accuracy and control during electrosurgical treatments. Their bayonet design improves visibility by separating the surgeon’s hand from the surgical site, making them excellent for neurosurgery, ophthalmology, and other delicate operations. The Silver Glide non-stick coating also inhibits tissue adhesion, allowing for smoother coagulation and fewer surgical interruptions.

The Bayonet Silver Glide Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps (20 cm) are made of high-quality materials and offer outstanding balance and handling. Their 20-cm length provides great reach for deep surgical locations while preserving accuracy. The insulated covering provides regulated energy transmission, reducing the danger of heat harm to adjacent tissues. Furthermore, the tiny, atraumatic tips enable sensitive tissue manipulation, increasing overall surgical precision.

Non-stick bipolar forceps have various benefits, including increased efficiency and less maintenance. The silver glide coating minimizes tissue accumulation, minimizing the need for routine cleaning during treatments. Furthermore, these forceps include a standard bipolar connection, providing easy interoperability with most electrosurgical systems. As a consequence, surgeons may rely on them for consistent and dependable results.

Medic Instrument is a well-known name in the medical business, offering high-quality surgical tools that are built for precision and longevity. To satisfy worldwide medical standards, our equipment goes through stringent quality control examinations. Because of our dedication to quality, healthcare professionals all around the world rely on our products for better surgical outcomes.

Why is the bayonet design beneficial in surgical procedures?
The bayonet design improves visibility by keeping the surgeon’s hand away from the operating field. This enhances precision, reduces hand obstruction, and allows for better access to deep surgical sites