Photo: Ring Tip Forceps
Ring Tip Forceps
1 mm & 1.8 mm rings · TC coated · counter-balance or standard handle · 6″–8.25″
Surgical Forceps for Cardiovascular & Microsurgery
We make atraumatic tissue forceps for cardiovascular and microsurgery — DeBakey, ring tip, Gerald, tying-platform, I.M.A., micro and jeweler patterns — in stainless steel or titanium, with plain or TC-coated tips.
Forceps at a glance
- Materials
- Stainless steel & titanium
- Minimum order
- 20 pieces per pattern
- Samples
- Single pieces · about 10 days
- Bulk lead time
- 2–3 weeks for up to 500 pieces
- Branding
- Your logo & codes laser-marked
- Shipping
- Express 5–6 days · Duty-paid 12–15 days
19 forceps patterns we manufacture
Atraumatic tissue, ring, platform and micro forceps in stainless steel and titanium. Add patterns to your quote list or ask on WhatsApp — we reply within 1 hour.
Photo: Ring Tip Forceps with Platform
Ring Tip Forceps with Platform
1 mm rings + tying platform · 7.25″
Photo: DeBakey Forceps
DeBakey Forceps
Straight 1 mm, tapered · with platform or counter-balance · 7.25″–8.25″
Photo: DeBakey Tissue Forceps
DeBakey Tissue Forceps
Flat, flat serrated, fluted handle · 1–2.5 mm · 6″–9.5″
Photo: DeBakey Needle-Pulling Tissue Forceps
DeBakey Needle-Pulling Tissue Forceps
TC-insert platform · 1.5 mm and 2 mm
Photo: Gerald & Gerald DeBakey Forceps
Gerald & Gerald DeBakey Forceps
Flat, serrated or TC-coated tips · 7″–10″
Photo: Tying Platform Forceps
Tying Platform Forceps
Straight/curved · 0.3, 0.5, 1 mm tips · TC coated
Photo: I.M.A. Forceps & I.M.A. Bayonet
I.M.A. Forceps & I.M.A. Bayonet
Micro 1x2 teeth · straight · standard and bayonet
Photo: Tapered Point Forceps
Tapered Point Forceps
0.5 mm · TC · 7.25″
Photo: Micro Forceps
Micro Forceps
0.25–0.5 mm · straight, curved, 45° · concave/convex tips
Photo: Jeweler-Style Forceps #3, #5 & Micro
Jeweler-Style Forceps #3, #5 & Micro
Straight/curved · TC coated or tying platform
Photo: Cushing Forceps
Cushing Forceps
1.5 mm · TC inserts
Photo: Resano Forceps
Resano Forceps
Standard, short, double-action · 2 mm
Photo: Bailey Forceps
Bailey Forceps
30°, 60°, 90° angled · very fine serrated · ratchet · 7″
Photo: Ochsner Forceps
Ochsner Forceps
90° angled very fine jaws · 4.5″
Photo: DeBakey-Cooley Angled Forceps
DeBakey-Cooley Angled Forceps
90° half-height & Carmalt jaws · 7.5″
Photo: Crile, Mosquito & Vascular Hemostats
Crile, Mosquito & Vascular Hemostats
Straight/curved serrated · ratchet · 6.25″–7″
Photo: Tumor Ring-Tip Bayonet Forceps
Tumor Ring-Tip Bayonet Forceps
4 mm serrated rings · 8.25″
Photo: Double-Action Bayonet Forceps
Double-Action Bayonet Forceps
I.M.A. 0.5 mm, ring 1 mm & 1.8 mm · 8.25″
How to choose forceps
What is the difference between DeBakey and ring tip forceps?
DeBakey forceps have fine atraumatic rows of teeth along the jaw; ring tip forceps have small oval rings that grip vessels and grafts with less pressure. Many surgeons use both in one set.
Why choose a tying platform?
A tying platform is a flat, often TC-coated area behind the tip that lets the surgeon grasp and tie fine sutures without changing instrument.
Titanium or stainless steel forceps?
Titanium is about 40% lighter and non-magnetic — popular for long micro procedures. Stainless steel is the cost-effective standard.
More buying advice in our instrument guides. Need a change to any pattern? See OEM & custom instruments.
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