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410 Grade Stainless Steel Allice Tissue Forceps secure dense tissue and fascia during surgical procedures. These surgical tissue forceps use interlocking teeth and a ratcheted locking mechanism for fixed retraction. Martensitic 410 steel provides high tensile strength and basic corrosion resistance.
Key Features
- Interlocking Teeth: With 4x5 or 5x6 teeth, the tips grip fascia securely. This prevents tissue slippage during high-tension retraction.
- 410 Grade Steel: 410 martensitic stainless steel contains 11.5% to 13.5% chromium content. It resists surface pitting during standard BD hospital sterilization cycles.
- Ratcheted Locking: Multi-position ratcheted locking system integrated into the finger-ring handles. Surgeons maintain constant pressure on clamped tissue without manual effort.
- Magnetic Property: Martensitic alloy composition makes these Allis clamps magnetic. This allows for quick identification during instrument sorting and processing.
- Autoclavable Build: Heat-treated metal construction withstands repeated high-pressure steam sterilization. The tool won't lose structural integrity after multiple autoclave runs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Allice Tissue Forceps used for?
These clamps hold thick tissues or fascia during surgery. The interlocking teeth provide a firm grip for retraction.
Is 410 stainless steel safe for surgical instruments?
Yes, 410 grade offers the hardness required for surgical clamping tools. It maintains a durable edge through frequent use.
