The Right Angle Forceps are versatile surgical instruments featuring a 90-degree angled tip designed to

reach difficult surgical areas. Available in 6-inch and 8-inch sizes, these forceps allow veterinary surgeons to

grasp, clamp, or hold tissues and vessels securely during procedures. Made of premium stainless steel, they

are durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sterilize.

•   Material: Stainless Steel (SS 304 / SS 410)

•   Sizes: 6 inches (15 cm) and 8 inches (20 cm)

•   Design: Right angle, curved tip for enhanced reach

•   Handle: Ring handle for secure grip and control

•   Finish: Polished stainless steel

•   Supplied individually or in sets of two (6" and 8")

•   Available sterile or non-sterile

•   Used for clamping vessels, tissues, or grasping in hard-to-reach surgical sites

•   Commonly used in soft tissue surgeries, orthopaedic, and dental procedures in animals

•   Essential in veterinary surgical toolkits for precision and accessibility

•   Can be used in human surgeries but mostly supplied for veterinary purposes

•   Angled tip provides better access in confined spaces

•   Durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel

•   Requires careful handling to avoid tissue damage

•   Not suitable for heavy-duty cutting

•   Always sterilize before and after use

•   Handle with care to maintain tip alignment

•   Use only by trained veterinary or medical professionals

•   HS Code: 9018.39

•   HSN Code: 9018.39.90

•   Description: Surgical instruments including forceps for veterinary use

•   Autoclave safe (121–134°C)

•   Chemical and ETO gas sterilization compatible

•   Avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve surface finish

1. What surgeries are right angle forceps mostly used for?

They are used in surgeries where accessing difficult or confined areas is needed, like soft tissue or

dental surgeries.

2. Can these forceps be used for human procedures?

Yes, but they are primarily designed and supplied for veterinary use.

3. Are the 6" and 8" sizes interchangeable?

They serve different purposes; 6" is for smaller or more precise work, 8" for deeper or larger areas.

4. How do I maintain the forceps?

Sterilize after every use, inspect for tip alignment, and avoid dropping or bending.