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Karl Hammacher Preparation Grasping Forceps, 200 mm Straight, with Guide Pins Waugh and Very Fine Tip Wironit

Specifications

HS Code #
90189084
Length
200 mm
Material
Wironit®
Tip shape
Very fine
UNSPSC
41122405
Version
Straight

$109.86

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Karl Hammacher Preparation Grasping Forceps, 200 mm Straight, with Guide Pins Waugh and Very Fine Tip Wironit are precision instruments designed for delicate tissue handling and dissection tasks. Manufactured from high-quality Wironit, these forceps offer excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and grip precision during laboratory and surgical procedures.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Karl Hammacher
  • Length: 200 mm
  • Design: Straight with guide pins (Waugh type)
  • Tip: Very fine for precise handling
  • Material: Wironit for durability and corrosion resistance
  • Application: Suitable for surgical, dissection, and preparation use

These forceps are ideal for professionals who demand reliability, control, and precision in fine dissection and tissue preparation.

Frequently asked questions

It are precision instruments designed for delicate tissue handling and dissection tasks. Manufactured from high-quality Wironit, these forceps offer excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and grip precision during laboratory and surgical procedures.

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