Overview

This document details a range of dissecting and tissue forceps equipped with tungsten carbide inserts, marketed under the "ROCK GRIP" brand by Bäramed. These forceps are designed for precision surgical applications, offering enhanced grip and durability due to the tungsten carbide tips.

Product Types and Variants

The forceps are categorized primarily by their design and intended use, including Micro Adson, Adson, Adson-Brown, Obwegeser, Gerald, Semken, Jaboma, McIndoe, Cushing, Taylor Cushing, Bonney, Ferris-Smith, Wangensteen, Gillies, Evans, Potts-Smith, and De Bakey models. Each type is available in various sizes, typically ranging from 12 cm (4¾") to 25.5 cm (10").

Specifications

• Material: Tungsten carbide inserts on the gripping surfaces for enhanced durability and precision.
• Sizes: Lengths vary from 12 cm to 25.5 cm depending on the model.
• Teeth Configurations: Common configurations include 1x2 teeth, 2x3 teeth, and 3x4 teeth, designed to optimize tissue grip without damage.
• Tip Dimensions: Tip widths typically range between 0.2 mm and 0.5 mm, tailored to the specific forceps model and surgical application.
• Design Features: Some models include dissector ends for combined gripping and dissecting functionality.

Product Coding and Identification

Each forceps variant is identified by a unique product code (e.g., 53-100-12 for a 12 cm Micro Adson forceps). The codes help differentiate size, model, and specific features such as teeth configuration and tip size.

Multilingual Descriptions

The document provides product names and descriptions in multiple languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian), ensuring accessibility for international users.

Key Features and Benefits

• Enhanced Grip: Tungsten carbide inserts provide superior grip on tissue, reducing slippage during delicate procedures.
• Durability: The carbide tips resist wear and maintain sharpness longer than standard stainless steel tips.
• Variety: Wide range of models and sizes to suit different surgical needs and preferences.
• Precision: Fine tip dimensions and teeth configurations allow for precise tissue handling.

Summary Table Highlights

The document includes detailed tables listing each forceps model with corresponding product codes, sizes, teeth configurations, and tip dimensions. Key data extracted include:

• Micro Adson forceps available in 12 cm and 15 cm lengths with 0.4 mm or 0.5 mm tip widths.
• Obwegeser and Gerald models offered in lengths from 16 cm to 18 cm, featuring 1x2 teeth and 0.4 mm tip widths.
• Suture tying forceps (Semken) with dissector ends, available in 15 cm to 18 cm lengths, with tip widths down to 0.2 mm.
• Large forceps such as Evans and Wangensteen models reaching up to 25.5 cm length with 2x3 teeth and 0.5 mm tip widths.

Usage Recommendations

These forceps are recommended for surgical procedures requiring precise tissue manipulation and secure grip. The tungsten carbide inserts enhance performance in microsurgical and general surgical contexts.

Conclusion

The Bäramed ROCK GRIP forceps series offers a comprehensive selection of dissecting and tissue forceps with tungsten carbide inserts, combining durability, precision, and ergonomic design to meet diverse surgical demands.