Crow coagulating dressing forceps are 229mm (9″) tungsten carbide insulated forceps designed for electrosurgical coagulation in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Their insulated shaft delivers current precisely to the tip for controlled haemostasis during dissection and tissue handling.
Key Features
- Length: 229mm (9″) for deep tissue coagulation access
- Jaw Type: Tungsten carbide for durable coagulation contact
- Insulation: Full shaft insulation for electrosurgical safety
- SKU: AC-401-22 | Price: $35
Clinical Use
Crow coagulating dressing forceps are used in breast surgery, facelift, and neck lift procedures for controlled electrosurgical haemostasis at depth. Their insulated design prevents stray current injury to surrounding tissue, and the TC jaw withstands repeated coagulation use without degradation.
Construction & Care
Manufactured from stainless steel with TC jaw and full insulation coating, Crow coagulating dressing forceps are autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect insulation integrity before each electrosurgical use to prevent current leakage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Crow coagulating dressing forceps used for?
Crow coagulating dressing forceps are used for electrosurgical haemostasis in breast surgery, facelift, and plastic surgery where deep coagulation access and insulated shaft safety are required.


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