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Surgical Green Bishop Harmon Forceps are reusable 8.5 cm ophthalmic instruments designed for handling fragile tissues, dressings, and sutures during procedures such as iridectomy. Very fine straight jaws support access to deep surgical targets within the ophthalmic field.
The forceps are available with 0.3 mm and 0.4 mm working-end options. A 1 × 2 tooth profile with cross serrations supports controlled engagement, while the fenestrated spring handle provides defined finger-contact areas for responsive clamping movements.
The very fine, straight jaws provide a narrow working profile designed to reach deeper ophthalmic targets while handling fragile tissues, dressings, and sutures.
Two working-end sizes are available: 0.3 mm and 0.4 mm. These options allow professionals to select a tip size suited to the requirements of the ophthalmic procedure.
The tip combines a 1 × 2 tooth arrangement with cross serrations. This working-end geometry supports controlled engagement of compatible tissues and materials.
The spring handle incorporates fenestrations that provide defined finger-contact areas. This configuration supports a stable grip and responsive opening and closing during repeated movements.
The forceps are manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel with a fine satin, dull-polished finish. They are passivated, ultrasonic cleaned, reusable, individually packed, and quality-control passed. Boil, performance, and shape tests are performed as part of quality assessment.
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Feature |
Added Benefit |
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Fine straight jaws |
Supports access to deep targets within the ophthalmic field. |
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0.3 mm working end |
Offers a fine tip-size option for delicate ophthalmic handling. |
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0.4 mm working end |
Provides an alternative tip size for procedural selection. |
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1 × 2 teeth |
Supports controlled engagement of compatible tissues and materials. |
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Cross-serrated tips |
Provides textured working surfaces for controlled handling. |
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Spring handle |
Supports responsive opening and closing during repeated movements. |
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Handle fenestrations |
Provides defined finger-contact areas for instrument control. |
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8.5 cm length |
Provides a compact overall profile for ophthalmic procedures. |
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Passivated stainless steel |
Combines reusable construction with a rust-prevention treatment. |
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Fine satin finish |
Provides a professional, low-reflective surface treatment. |
Professional-use notice: These reusable Bishop Harmon Forceps are supplied non-sterile and are intended for appropriately trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Clean and sterilize them according to the healthcare facility's validated protocol before use.
What are Bishop Harmon Forceps used for?
They are designed for handling fragile tissues, dressings, and sutures during ophthalmic procedures such as iridectomy.
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Product name |
Bishop Harmon Forceps |
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Brand |
Surgical Green |
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Instrument type |
Ophthalmic tissue forceps |
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Primary use |
Handling fragile tissues, dressings, and sutures during ophthalmic surgery |
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Example procedure |
Iridectomy |
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Length |
8.5 cm |
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Jaw profile |
Very fine, straight jaws |
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Working-end sizes |
0.3 mm and 0.4 mm |
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Tooth profile |
1 × 2 teeth |
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Serration pattern |
Cross serrated |
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Handle design |
Fenestrated spring handle |
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Material |
Stainless steel |
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Rusting prevention procedure |
Passivated |
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Finish |
Fine satin and dull polished |
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Ultrasonic cleaned |
Yes |
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Reusable |
Yes |
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Sterility at supply |
Non-sterile |
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Latex status |
Latex free |
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Grade |
Premium OR |
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Tests performed |
Boil test, performance test, and shape test |
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Quality control |
QC passed |
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Packaging |
Individually packed |
