Gross-Maier Polypus Forceps 8 Inch Straight, Without Ratchet

Designed for responsive, moment-to-moment control, the non‑ratcheted, straight 8‑inch profile enables precise transient displacement of mucosal folds to improve illumination during cavity inspection.

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SKU: D-9382.20 Categories: Forceps, Gynecology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Gross-Maier Polypus Forceps 8 Inch Straight, Without Ratchet

Specification	Description
Specialty	Gynecology
Category	Surgical Instruments > Gynecology > Forceps
Type	Polypus Forceps
Model Variant	8 in Straight, Without Ratchet
Material	Stainless Steel
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	Matte
Length	8 in (20 cm)
Packaging Unit	Single piece
Handle Type	Flat grip
Tip Type	Straight
Country of Origin	Egypt
SKU	D-9382.20
Certifications	ISO 13485

This gynecologic surgical instrument is intended for controlled tissue handling in intraoperative use, featuring a straight tip and an unreleasable (no-ratchet) configuration for direct closure control. Constructed from stainless steel with a matte finish, it is compatible with autoclave sterilization and incorporates a flat-grip handle for steady manipulation. Supplied as a single piece.

Surgical Applications of Gross-Maier Polypus Forceps 8 Inch Straight, Without Ratchet

This device supports controlled exposure and access maintenance by steadying mucosal folds or repositioning soft-tissue edges for unobstructed visualization during cavity examinations. Its non‑ratcheted design permits brief, selective grasping of gauze, swabs, or loose materials to clear the visual field during inspection.

Common Applications

Stabilizing mucosal folds to improve illumination and expose surface detail within anatomical cavities.
Positioning soft‑tissue edges to observe contour and spatial relationships during visual examination.
Holding gauze or swabs for field clearance during inspection.
Retrieving small dressings or loose material encountered during cavity examination to maintain an unobstructed view.
Briefly displacing adjacent tissue to maintain access to targeted visual landmarks.