Goblet Holding Forceps are precision surgical instruments designed to securely grasp goblet-shaped tissues or objects during surgical and medical procedures. Their unique design provides a firm yet delicate hold to minimize tissue damage.

•  Precision-engineered tips shaped like a goblet for optimal grip

•  Ratchet locking mechanism for secure holding

•  Smooth or serrated inner surfaces depending on model

•  Available in various sizes for different applications

Common sizes available: 10 cm, 12 cm, 16 cm, 18 cm

•  Goblet-shaped jaws for specialized grip

•  Straight or slightly curved shaft based on type

•  Standard Goblet Holding Forceps

•  Serrated Jaw Forceps

•  Locking Ratchet Forceps

•  Surgical-grade stainless steel (rust-resistant, durable)

•  Some models may have tungsten carbide inserts for enhanced grip and durability

•  Surgical instruments

•  Forceps and clamps category

•  Handheld instrument, reusab

•  Holding delicate tissues or objects in veterinary and human surgeries

•  Assisting in microsurgical procedures requiring delicate handling

•  Holding small anatomical structures without crushing or dama

•  Provides secure yet gentle grip on delicate tissues

•  Durable and corrosion-resistant material

•  Versatile use in different surgical settings

•  Ergonomic design for surgeon comfort

•  Requires proper handling to avoid tissue trauma

•  Needs regular sterilization to maintain hygiene and longevity

•  Always inspect for damage before use

•  Use appropriate size for the task to prevent slipping or tissue damage

•  Follow sterilization protocols strictly

•  Harmonized System (HS) Code: 9018.39 (Surgical instruments)

•  HSN Code: 9018 (Medical, surgical, dental instruments)

•  Handle with care to avoid bending or damaging the tips

•  Use protective cases for storage

•  Avoid dropping or exposing to harsh chemicals

•  Autoclaving recommended (steam sterilization at 121°C for 15-20 mins)

•  Can also be sterilized using chemical disinfectants approved for surgical instruments

•  Ensure drying completely before storage

•  Holding small tissues during surgeries on animals

•  Assisting in delicate procedures such as ocular, dental, or soft tissue surgeries

•  Useful in wildlife or exotic animal surgeries where precision is vital

•  Used in microsurgeries such as ophthalmic, plastic, and dental surgeries

•  Holding and manipulating delicate tissues during various surgical procedures

•  Assists in minimally invasive and open surgeries requiring precision

1. What does FAQ stand for?
 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2. What is the primary use of Goblet Holding Forceps?

To securely hold delicate tissues or goblet-shaped structures during surgeries.

3. Can these forceps be used on both animals and humans?

Yes, they are versatile and used in both veterinary and human surgical procedures.

4. How should Goblet Holding Forceps be sterilized?

Primarily via autoclaving (steam sterilization); chemical sterilant may also be used.