Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps

BusinessMed® Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps coagulate with current that passes only between the two tips, and the non-stick tips reduce tissue sticking, so the forceps release cleanly after each application. The range covers Cushing bayonet, Yasargil, Adson, Potts-Smith, Semkin and jewelers non-stick patterns, plus a long Rhoton bipolar forceps, for neurosurgery, microsurgery and plastic surgery.

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Adson Bipolar Forceps – Non-Stick, 12 cm, 0.6 or 1 mm Tips

Price range: $28.00 through $33.00
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Cushing Bipolar Bayonet Forceps – Non-Stick, 20 cm

Price range: $75.00 through $80.00
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Non-Stick Jewelers Bipolar Forceps

$35.00
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Potts Smith Bipolar Forceps – Non-Stick, 18 cm, 0.6 or 1 mm Tips

$38.00
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Rhoton Bipolar Forceps – 22.2 cm, 0.5–1.5 mm Tips

$39.00
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Semkin Bipolar Forceps – Non-Stick, Straight or Angled, 15 cm

$35.00
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Yasargil Bipolar Forceps – Non-Stick, Straight, 19.5 cm, With or Without Cable

Price range: $75.00 through $105.00
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Types of non-stick bipolar forceps

Neurosurgical patterns

The Cushing bipolar bayonet forceps coagulate small vessels at depth with the hand out of the line of sight; the Yasargil works on and around neural tissue. The long Rhoton bipolar forceps, filed here, has standard rather than non-stick tips and reaches deep, narrow fields.

Fine patterns

The jewelers non-stick bipolar forceps and the Semkin give fine coagulation in microsurgery and small ophthalmic and ENT fields.

Adson and Potts-Smith

The Adson non-stick bipolar forceps seal small bleeding points in skin and soft tissue; the longer Potts-Smith suits soft-tissue fields that call for more length.

How to choose non stick bipolar forceps

  • Depth. Bipolar forceps bayonet patterns (Cushing) and long Rhoton forceps for deep fields; Adson and jewelers patterns for superficial ones.
  • Tip. Fine jewelers and Semkin tips for pinpoint work; Adson tips for skin and soft tissue.
  • Non-stick or delicate standard tips. The standard delicate-tip patterns, including irrigating forceps, are in Bipolar Forceps.

What are non-stick bipolar forceps used for?

Hemostasis of small vessels on and around neural tissue in neurosurgery, coagulation of small branch vessels during fine dissection in microsurgery, and sealing small bleeding points in plastic and maxillofacial surgery — wherever non stick bipolar tips that release cleanly matter. Bipolar cautery forceps run from a generator through a bipolar cable.

How BusinessMed non-stick bipolar forceps are made

German stainless steel with a satin, non-reflective finish; non-stick tips on the patterns named non-stick. Reusable, autoclavable and covered by a 5-year warranty.