Cooley Tissue Forceps
The Cooley micro tissue forceps is made for atraumatic handling of thin flaps and grafts with a long, fine straight tip. Helmut Zepf makes it in 3 versions, all in Germany, and every one on this page ships from our US warehouse.
Which Cooley Tissue Forceps Do You Need?
Clinical Use of the Cooley Tissue Forceps
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Microsurgery: 18 cm length and a delicate tip for periodontal plastic surgery.
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Atraumatic: holds tissue without crushing it.
Care and Reconditioning
Zepf surgical instruments are resharpened, re-aligned and reconditioned by our sharpening and reconditioning service when the working end dulls. Clean, disinfect and sterilize between patients.
Warranty and Our Guarantee
Every Zepf instrument on this page carries a one-year Helmut Zepf Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship (Zepf extraction forceps carry a lifetime warranty). And because an instrument can only be judged in the hand, you have 60 days to return it for any reason — even after you have used it. Try it on real cases; if it is not the instrument for you, send it back.
Made in Germany by Helmut Zepf
Helmut Zepf has manufactured dental and surgical instruments in Germany for over 100 years. Every instrument on this page is forged, ground and finished by Zepf and carries its part number for traceability.
Compare With
Base pattern designations shown. Same clinical pattern, not identical manufacture. Brand names belong to their owners and are used only to identify the pattern; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
| Brand |
Base Designation |
| Karl Schumacher |
C-MTF0001 |
FAQ
What is the Cooley micro tissue forceps used for? Atraumatic handling of thin flaps and grafts with a long, fine straight tip.
Is it reusable? Yes. Clean, disinfect and sterilize between patients like any surgical hand instrument, and return it for reconditioning when the working end dulls or the joint loosens.
Is there a warranty? One year under the Helmut Zepf Warranty, and 60 days to return it for any reason, even after use.
Related resources: Surgical Instrument Comparison Chart · Tissue Forceps · Oral Surgery Instruments