Bipolar Forceps

Disposable bayonet bipolar forceps are sterile, single-use instruments designed to support dry-field procedures. These forceps are engineered to provide consistent performance and eliminate the need for reprocessing.

• Single-use design supports consistent performance and helps minimize operating room disruptions
• Ergonomic handle designed for balance and precision
• Non-stick stainless steel and rose gold tips help minimize tissue adhesion
• Irrigating and non-irrigating options
• Insulated tips 
• Easy setup with integrated 12-foot cord (non-irrigating only)

Whether optimizing for precision, versatility or ergonomic control, Aesculap’s disposable Jewelers, Straight and Semkin forceps are designed to support a range of surgical approaches.

• Single-use design supports consistent performance and helps minimize operating room disruptions
• Non-stick rose gold and stainless steel tips help minimize tissue adhesion
• Non-irrigating options
• Insulated and non-insulated tips
• Easy setup with integrated 12-foot cord (non-irrigating only)

Widely used by surgeons worldwide, the Yasargil-style bipolar forceps are reusable surgical instruments. They feature increased spring tension designed to support tissue spreading and dissection.

• Reusable design
• Non-stick stainless steel and insulated tips
• Available with round and flat plug connectors
• Non-irrigating options

BiProtect (Yasargil) bipolar forceps feature a ceramic, partially insulated tip designed to support controlled surface coagulation. The insulation may help limit thermal spread during electrosurgical procedures.

• Reusable design
• Ceramic insulated tip
• Flat plug connectors
• Non-irrigating options

Bayonet forceps are characterized by their unique angled design, resembling a bayonet. The design allows surgeons to maintain a clear line of site during delicate procedures, making them essential tools in operating rooms.

• Reusable design
• Ergonomic handle designed for balance and precision
• Non-stick rose gold and stainless steel tips help minimize tissue adhesion
• Insulated and non-insulated tips
• Round and flat plug connectors
• Irrigating and non-irrigating options
• Strong-tension options

Caspar-style bipolar forceps are reusable surgical instruments commonly used in neurosurgical and spinal procedures. They feature a parallel guiding handle designed to support precise tip alignment during tissue manipulation and coagulation.

• Reusable design
• Non-stick stainless steel and insulated tips
• Flat plug connectors
• Non-irrigating options

Sintram Bayonet and Straight Forceps are specialized bipolar surgical instruments used primarily in neurosurgery and microsurgical procedures. The tips are made from precious metals to help minimize tissue adhesion.

• Reusable design
• Non-stick stainless steel and insulated tips
• Flat plug connectors
• Non-irrigating options

Microform bipolar forceps are specialized surgical instruments used primarily in neurosurgery, ophthalmology and other delicate procedures requiring precision and minimal tissue damage.

• Microform, three-hole handle designed to support a secure grip for precise handling
• Gold-plated tips help minimize tissue adhesion

Reverse action bipolar forceps are a specialized type of surgical instrument designed to enhance precision and reduce fatigue during delicate procedures, especially in narrow or deep surgical fields.

• Reverse mechanism: Unlike traditional forceps that close when squeezed, reverse action forceps open when squeezed and close when released 
• Gold-plated tips help minimize tissue adhesion

Minimally invasive bipolar forceps are electrosurgical instruments designed for precision to optimize performance in surgeries where access may be limited and tissue preservation is critical.

• Gold-plated tips help minimize tissue adhesion

Transnasal bipolar forceps are specialized electrosurgical instruments designed for procedures involving the nasal cavity and skull base surgery.

• Special pin between the branches opens the tip of the forceps by additional compression of the handle, allowing secure coagulation in narrow and deep seated surgical fields

Straight and round handle bipolar forceps are commonly used in microsurgical and general surgical procedures where precision, control and ergonomic comfort are essential. 

• Non-stick stainless steel, rose gold and titanium tips help reduce tissue adhesion
• Insulated and non-insulated tips
• Round and flat plug connectors

Micro and laboratory bipolar forceps are precision electrosurgical instruments used in both clinical and research settings for tissue manipulation, coagulation and dissection.

• Non-stick stainless steel
• Insulated
• Flat plug connectors