Surgical Instruments

Russian Tissue Forceps

Set of three Russian tissue forceps, about 6 inches long, with broad rounded toothed tips that hold tissue firmly during suturing and soft-tissue work. Tell us how many sets you need.

Product code
DIS-SUR-TF-RUS
Size
About 6 inches (15 cm); confirmed in your quotation
MOQ
confirmed with your quote

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About Russian Tissue Forceps

Russian tissue forceps are thumb forceps with broad, rounded, toothed tips. The round tip spreads the grip over a wider area than a pointed forceps, so it holds tissue firmly while you position it for suturing or retract a flap. We supply them as a set of three forceps, each about 6 inches (15 cm) long.

When to choose the Russian pattern

Choose Russian forceps when you want a secure hold on tissue with a wider contact area. For delicate tissue where a finer tip suits better, a narrower tissue forceps is the usual choice. They are also different from college tweezers, which are used for placing cotton and small items rather than holding tissue.

What is in the set

Three Russian tissue forceps of the same pattern. If you need a different length or a single forceps, tell us and we confirm what can be supplied.

Ordering

  • Order by number of sets.
  • Evaluation samples of 1–3 pieces per pattern are available.
  • If you are replacing existing forceps, send a close-up of the tip so we can match the tooth pattern.

Cleaning and sterilization

Pay attention to the teeth during cleaning, as debris can collect between them. Follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.

Other instruments for suturing include our Mayo-Hegar needle holders and iris scissors.

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Russian Tissue Forceps Questions

Is this Russian tissue forceps offer a single instrument or a set?

It is a three-piece set containing three Russian tissue forceps. Specify the number of three-forceps sets when you compare order quantities, and include the individual instrument lengths in an itemized specification when you need a dimensional replacement match.

What identifies the Russian-pattern working ends?

The instruments have rounded, toothed gripping ends, which give the Russian pattern its distinctive working-head shape. Compare that rounded contact profile and the tooth arrangement when you match a tissue-forceps reference; the pattern name identifies the instrument form.

Do these forceps use finger rings and a ratchet?

No. They use thumb-forceps construction: opposing spring arms with grooved grip surfaces that you press between thumb and fingers to close the gripping ends. Ring-handled ratchet forceps are a different handle format, so compare the handle construction alongside the working-tip profile when you identify the instrument you need.

How do Russian tissue forceps differ from College cotton pliers?

Russian tissue forceps have rounded, toothed working ends in a tissue-forceps pattern, while College cotton pliers have narrower dressing-tweezer ends for transferring small dental materials. The tip forms and instrument roles are different, so keep the two names distinct when you check a tray list or request a replacement.

Why should a replacement specification include tip details as well as length?

Overall length describes the whole forceps, while the size, shape and tooth arrangement of the rounded head describe the gripping area, so instruments of similar total length can have different contact profiles. State the required length and the working-tip reference together when you compare Russian-pattern forceps.

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