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Karl Hammacher Anatomical Micro Forceps, 120 mm

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Length
120 mm
Material
Stainless steel 1.4310
UNSPSC
41122405

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The Karl Hammacher Anatomical Micro Forceps measuring 120 mm are precision instruments designed for delicate anatomical and microsurgical tasks. Crafted for accuracy and reliability, these forceps offer excellent control for fine dissection and manipulation in laboratory, medical, and research environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Karl Hammacher
  • Length: 120 mm
  • Application: Anatomical and microsurgical use
  • Design: Precision tip for delicate handling

Karl Hammacher Anatomical Micro Forceps, 120 mm provide the precision needed for meticulous anatomical work and microsurgery.

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Anatomical micro forceps 120mm

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It are precision instruments designed for delicate anatomical and microsurgical tasks. Crafted for accuracy and reliability, these forceps offer excellent control for fine dissection and manipulation in laboratory, medical, and research environments.

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