Adson Forceps Stainless Steel | Tissue Manipulation

Adson forceps are among the most commonly used tissue grasping forceps in plastic surgery and wound care. This stainless steel version provides reliable, firm tissue manipulation at an accessible price point, making it a standard instrument in procedure trays and dressing kits.

Key Features

• Tip Design: Standard 1×2 toothed tip for firm tissue grip
• Material: Stainless steel — corrosion-resistant and durable
• Application: Tissue grasping, wound dressing, and flap manipulation
• SKU: AC-41.21 | Price: $8.50

Clinical Use

Adson forceps are used in abdominoplasty, breast surgery, facelift, and wound dressing procedures for grasping and manipulating tissue securely. Their 1×2 tooth pattern provides a reliable grip on skin and subcutaneous tissue without excessive trauma during flap handling and suture placement.

Construction & Care

Made from stainless steel, adson forceps are resistant to corrosion and suitable for repeated sterilization. Fully autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect tip alignment before each use to ensure the 1×2 teeth engage correctly for secure, controlled tissue grip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are adson forceps used for?
Adson forceps are used for tissue grasping and manipulation in plastic surgery, wound care, and dressing procedures where a standard reliable tissue grip is needed.

Are adson forceps autoclavable?
Yes — adson forceps in stainless steel are fully autoclavable at standard steam sterilization temperatures of 134°C.