Allis Tissue Forceps
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- Free US shipping · free 30-day returns worldwide · 5-year warranty
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- German stainless steel · Manufactured in the USA
- CE · ISO · MDR certified · FDA registered
Allis tissue forceps, often called an Allis clamp, are ratcheted forceps used to grasp and hold tissue securely during surgery. The interlocking, serrated jaws give a firm grip that does not slip, which makes the Allis one of the standard instruments in general, abdominal and gynecological instrument sets.
What Allis forceps are used for
- Grasping and retracting tissue that will be removed or repaired
- Holding fascia, bowel edges or tissue layers in place during closure
- Gynecological and obstetric procedures that need strong but controlled traction
Features
- Interlocking serrated jaws for a secure, non-slip hold
- Ratchet lock keeps the jaws closed hands-free
- Stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable
Allis vs Babcock forceps
Both hold tissue, but the Allis has teeth and grips firmly, so it is used on tissue that can tolerate it or that will be removed. The Babcock has smooth, rounded jaws for delicate tissue such as bowel or fallopian tubes.
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FAQ
Are Allis forceps traumatic? They are more traumatic than Babcock forceps because of the teeth, so choose them for tissue that tolerates a firm grip.
Can they be autoclaved? Yes.
Order Allis tissue forceps from DDP Elite USA in Miami. Free US shipping, free 30-day returns and a 5-year warranty. For hospital and surgery-center volumes, request a quote.