Septum Forceps

The Septum Forceps is a surgical instrument of this type, designed for grasping and manipulating septal tissue. Instruments of this type are applied in ENT and nasal procedures, where controlled, repeatable engagement of tissue or vessels is required, and where the surgeon needs a dependable instrument geometry that behaves predictably from one procedure to the next. This product is catalogued by its instrument type and physical configuration rather than by a named eponym pattern, so it is identified through its instrument type, dimensions, and article number. It is represented as a single product family that consolidates 2 related configurations under one catalog entry. Consolidating the configurations in this way lets procurement teams evaluate the full range of available sizes and options side by side, and select the required variation without having to search through separate, fragmented records.

Design characteristics. The source catalog records this item primarily by its instrument type and dimensional data. No further jaw, tip, or material attributes are stated, and none are inferred here; only the catalogued data is presented so that the specification remains an accurate reflection of the source.

Configuration options. This is a variable product offered in 2 distinct, individually catalogued variations. Catalogued sizes include 6 mm and 7.50 mm. The individually catalogued variations are: Septum Forceps, 6 mm; Septum Forceps, 7.50 mm. Every variation carries its own catalog (article) number and exact dimensional data, and the variation list should be consulted for the precise specification of each option before an order is placed, so that the correct size and configuration are selected.

Technical specifications. Pattern: Not specified in catalog, Instrument Type: Septum Forceps, Category: Clamps and Forceps, Parent Category: Surgical Instruments, Dimensions / Sizes (as printed): 6 mm and 7.50 mm, Configuration Count: 2, and Product Type: Variable product. A complete structured specification table accompanies this record, and all values correspond directly to the source catalog.

Applications. As a septum forceps, this instrument is used for grasping and manipulating septal tissue; its defined field of use is ENT and nasal procedures. In practice the working tip is brought into contact with the target tissue or vessel, and the catalogued working profile determines how it is applied. The applications stated here reflect the defined function of this instrument type and are not extended with procedure-specific or outcome claims; intended clinical use should always be confirmed against institutional protocols.

Identification and procurement. The instrument is identified by its instrument type, configuration, and catalog article number, which keeps reordering and stock reconciliation unambiguous. It sits within the Clamps and Forceps category of the Surgical Instruments range. For procurement teams, the family record groups every available configuration in one place, which supports accurate purchase orders, tender responses, and inventory coding.

Ordering information. This product is available in multiple configurations; refer to the individual variations for exact specifications, article numbers, and dimensions. It is offered as a B2B catalog item intended for hospitals, surgical centers, procurement teams, distributors, and dealers. Pricing is not published on the catalog; to obtain pricing, lead time, and current availability, please send an inquiry, request a quote, or contact us for details.

Handling, reprocessing, and care. As a reusable surgical instrument, this item is intended to be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized in accordance with the healthcare facility’s standard instrument-reprocessing protocols and the manufacturer’s instructions for use. Careful inspection of the working tip and joint before each use, appropriate handling, and validated cleaning and sterilization support consistent function and service life over repeated procedures. Specific reprocessing parameters, material compatibility, and detailed instructions for use are defined by the manufacturer and the facility’s protocols and are not reproduced here.