Tissue Forceps, Semken, 1 x 2 Teeth, Straight, 5" | Helmut Zepf No. 22.480.12

The semken tissue forceps from Helmut Zepf (No. 22.480.12) is a precision-engineered grasping instrument designed for reliable tissue handling in clinical and surgical settings. With a 1 x 2 teeth configuration and a straight profile, these semken tissue forceps provide a secure, atraumatic grip on delicate soft tissue during a wide range of dental and oral surgical procedures.

Key Features

• Configuration: 1 x 2 interlocking teeth for secure tissue engagement
• Design: Straight jaw alignment for direct access and controlled manipulation
• Length: 5 inches, offering a balanced reach and tactile feedback
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf GmbH — Made in Germany
• Catalog No.: 22.480.12

Precision Craftsmanship from Germany

Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, these semken tissue forceps uphold the exacting standards associated with German instrument production. Each instrument is crafted to deliver consistent performance, long-term durability, and the ergonomic control demanded in professional clinical environments. The Made in Germany designation reflects a commitment to quality at every stage of manufacturing.

Clinical Application

These forceps are suited for use during soft tissue procedures where precise grasping, retraction, or stabilization of tissue is required. The 1 x 2 teeth pattern offers effective purchase without excessive trauma, making these semken tissue forceps a dependable choice for dental surgeons and oral health professionals seeking instruments that perform reliably procedure after procedure.

FAQ

What does the 1 x 2 teeth pattern mean? It refers to one tooth on one jaw interlocking with two teeth on the opposing jaw, providing a balanced and secure grip on soft tissue.

Is this instrument straight or angled? This model features a straight design, allowing for direct tissue access in the operative field.

What is the overall length of these forceps? These forceps measure 5 inches in overall length, offering a comfortable balance of reach and control.