McIndoe Forceps

McIndoe forceps have a distinctive design that makes them suitable for delicate tissue manipulation and suturing. They feature long, slender jaws with curved tips and a locking mechanism at the handle end. The curved tips allow for precise control and manipulation of tissues during surgeries, while the locking mechanism helps to secure needles or sutures in place. These forceps are commonly used in plastic surgery, particularly in procedures involving delicate tissues such as facial reconstruction, hand surgery, and microsurgery. They are also useful in other surgical specialties, including general surgery and gynecology. McIndoe forceps are typically made of stainless steel, which provides durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion. They are available in various sizes and lengths to accommodate different surgical needs.

• Forgings from stainless steel.
• Silk matte satin finish