Description

The Bayonet Micro Forceps are made for fine tissue handling in microsurgical and neurosurgical work. The bayonet shape keeps the fingers and hand slightly above the working area, helping maintain a clearer view of the tips, especially when the procedure is being carried out under magnification. The round body also makes the instrument easy to hold while making small movements.

The tips are blunt and 1 mm wide, giving the forceps a very fine working end without sharp points. This size is useful when handling or positioning small structures in a limited surgical field. The tips are intended for grasping and manipulation rather than cutting.

There are two length options: 21 cm (8¼”) and 23 cm (9″). Both versions have the same 1 mm tip size, so the choice mainly comes down to the amount of reach needed. A shorter instrument can be easier to handle close to the operative site, while the extra length of the 23 cm version can be useful when the working area is deeper.

The bayonet profile is particularly helpful in microsurgery because the shaft does not sit directly in the line between the surgeon’s hand and the tip. That can make it easier to see the small working end while manipulating delicate tissue. The fine tips are also suitable for controlled positioning where there is little room around the structure being handled.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is intended for repeated clinical use and sterilization. The fine tips should be checked before use to make sure they meet evenly and have not been bent or damaged. The body and shaft should also be inspected during routine instrument checks.

With two length choices and the same 1 mm blunt tip, the Bayonet Micro Forceps are a straightforward option for delicate handling where visibility and careful hand movements matter.