Cushing bipolar forceps 7 1/2" working length 3 1/2" bayonet shafts 0.25mm wide non-stick tips flat handle

Precision Bipolar Coagulation with Enhanced Visibility and Control

Achieve precise hemostasis in confined surgical fields with Cushing bipolar forceps designed for delicate tissue handling. The 3 1/2-inch bayonet shafts offset the surgeon's hand from the operative site, significantly improving line-of-sight visualization during intricate procedures. Featuring ultra-fine 0.25mm wide non-stick tips, these forceps minimize tissue adherence and thermal spread, supports clean coagulation without damaging surrounding structures. The flat handle design provides a secure, familiar grip for steady manipulation, while the 7 1/2-inch working length offers practical reach and balance. This configuration supports consistent performance across electrosurgical, general, neurosurgical, and plastic surgery applications where precision and clarity are paramount.

Use Cases

• Facilitates precise bipolar coagulation in deep or narrow surgical cavities where direct line-of-sight is critical
• Enables delicate tissue manipulation and hemostasis during microsurgical procedures requiring minimal thermal impact
• Supports controlled vessel sealing in plastic and reconstructive surgeries where aesthetic outcomes depend on reduced tissue trauma
• Assists in general surgical workflows requiring reliable instrument stability and fine tip accuracy for small vessel management

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect tips regularly for signs of wear, pitting, or coating damage to supports consistent electrical conductivity and non-stick performance
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying close attention to the hinge mechanism and tip surfaces to prevent residue buildup
• Handle with care during storage and transport to protect the fine 0.25mm tips from bending or misalignment
• Verify proper alignment and jaw closure before each use to maintain optimal tissue grasping and coagulation efficiency

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.