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Disposable Bipolar Forcep

Bipolar forceps coagulate only the tissue held between their two tips, which makes them the standard for precise haemostasis in neurosurgery, ophthalmology and plastic surgery. Tip size is the key choice: the finer the tip, the smaller the vessel and the more precise the coagulation.

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  • Iris Forceps (Bipolar, Angled, 0.5mm Tip)
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    $306.43
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    Iris Forceps (Bipolar, Angled, 0.5mm Tip)

    High-precision bipolar iris forceps featuring an angled design and ultra-fine 0.5mm tip for delicate tissue handling and coagulation. Ideal for mic...

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  • Malis-Style Bipolar Forceps (Straight, Titanium, 0.25mm Tip)
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    $663.26
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    Malis-Style Bipolar Forceps (Straight, Titanium, 0.25mm Tip)

    Malis-style bipolar forceps with a straight profile, ultra-fine 0.25mm titanium tips for superior precision in microsurgical procedures. The titani...

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  • Cushing Bayonet Bipolar Forceps (Insulated, 2mm Tips)
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    $440.50
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    Cushing Bayonet Bipolar Forceps (Insulated, 2mm Tips)

    Cushing bayonet bipolar forceps with insulated shafts and 2mm tips, designed for safe and precise coagulation in neurosurgical and microsurgical pr...

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What This Collection Covers

  • Malis-style bipolar forceps — straight, titanium, 0.25 mm tips for microsurgery
  • Iris bipolar forceps — angled, 0.5 mm tips
  • Cushing bayonet bipolar forceps — insulated, 2 mm tips for deeper fields

Frequently Asked Questions

Why a bayonet shape?
The offset keeps the surgeon's hand out of the line of sight down a microscope or a deep, narrow field.

Related categories: bipolar components, neurosurgical instruments, surgical forceps, plastic surgery and ophthalmic instruments.