Small Plate Holding Forceps | CE Marked | ISO 13485:2016
The Holding Forceps for Small Plates are precision surgical instruments designed for secure gripping, positioning, and controlled handling of small orthopedic plates during surgical procedures, providing excellent maneuverability and precise control in confined areas.
Key Features
- Holding forceps for small plates design
- Compact construction for precise handling
- Designed for secure small plate gripping
- Suitable for controlled plate positioning
- Provides excellent maneuverability in confined surgical areas
- Reliable handling during orthopedic procedures
- Durable construction for repeated clinical use
- Reusable and autoclavable
- OEM & Private Label services available
Material
High Quality Stainless Steel
General Size
Length: 12 cm
Reference Numbers
Amaax International : 432-398-99
Dimeda : 32.398.99
Other : 25-298-99, DC-938-99
Cross-reference numbers are provided for product identification and comparison purposes only.
Applications
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Trauma Surgery
- Small Plate Handling
- Plate Positioning
- Fracture Fixation Procedures
Sterilization
Compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization and other hospital-approved sterilization methods.
Quality Assurance
- CE Marked & ISO 13485:2016 Compliant
- Precision manufactured for reliable surgical performance
- Durable and corrosion-resistant construction
- Secure small plate handling
- Excellent surgical maneuverability
- Strict quality control inspection
Warranty
3-Year Warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use and proper maintenance.
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