2014 Fine Surgical Instruments for Research™

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FINESCIENCETOOLSCATALOG2014

Student Quality Instruments pages 163–167

Surgical & Laboratory Accessories

pages 135–161

Probes, Needle Holders, Thread, Retractors & Clamps pages 99–133

Forceps & Hemostats pages 63–97

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WE PROUDLY STOCK

DUMONT

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A selection of over 50 of the most popular Dumont forceps are offered in this catalog.

The Dumont range includes the world- acclaimed #5 model, five different alloys, Teflon

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, ceramic, and epoxy-coated forceps, mini forceps and student quality forceps.

Moria

For over 190 years Moria of France has been producing what are universally acknowledged to be the world’s best surgical instruments. Specific Swedish and German stainless alloys have been selected for the intended end use of the instrument and many hours of highly skilled labor, sometimes under 40x magnification, have gone into every Moria instrument.

S&T

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This Swiss manufacturer of superb microsurgical instruments has established itself as the choice of microsurgeons worldwide over the past half century. Unique designs, proper instrument balance, the right length and the optimum angles have given S&T instruments the “right feel” that is so important for delicate procedures.

Animal Accessories 135 – 137

Feeding Needles 135

Animal Identification 136 – 137 Instrument Care & Accessories 139 – 145

Hot Bead Sterilizer 143

Instrument Cases 144 – 145

Surgical Accessories 146 – 149

Cauterizers 146

Drill Accessories 149

Laboratory Accessories 150 – 161

Tools 150 – 151

Magnifiers 154 – 161

Probes & Hooks 99 – 102 Spatulae & Spoons 102 – 105 Pins & Holders 106 – 107

Wound Closure 109 – 119

Needle Holders & Suture 109 – 117 Staplers, Clips & Applicators 118 – 119

Retraction 120 – 127

Vascular Instruments 128 – 133 Clamps & Occluders 128 – 131 Dilation & Cannulation 132 – 133

Student Quality Instruments 163 – 167 Quality instruments with the student in mind

Scissors 163

Forceps 164 – 165

Needle Holder, Retractor,

Scalpel & Pin Holder 167 Reference Pages

Numerical Index 168 – 171

Alphabetical Index 172 – 175 Products, Guarantees & Services 176

Spring 3 – 14

Fine 15 – 30

Surgical 31 – 37

Bone Instruments 38 – 51

Rongeurs 38 – 41

Cutters 42 – 49

Other Bone Instruments 50 Curettes & Chisels 51 Scalpels & Knives 52 – 61

Forceps 63 – 91

Dumont 63 – 73

Moria 74

Fine 75 – 79

Standard 81 – 91

Hemostats 92 – 97

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Scissors, Bone Instruments & Scalpels

Spring Scissors Pages 3 – 14 Fine Scissors Pages 15 – 30 Surgical Scissors Pages 31 – 37 Bone Instruments Pages 38 – 51 Scalpels & Knives Pages 52 – 61

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Spring Scissors with Especially Fine, Small Blades

The three Vannas-style spring scissors shown on this page have been designed to maximize visibility under the microscope by eliminating any unnecessary bulk in the blade area. The result is that the overall cutting blade dimensions are approximately 30% smaller than

“industry standard” scissors.

Quality Control

We are dedicated to quality control, with technicians in our German office inspecting all spring scissors we sell. Many of our other instruments also undergo the full series of inspections needed before we attach the “FST Inspected” sticker. We have always provided research professionals with the highest quality instruments, and FST is proud to be the preferred supplier

of microsurgical instruments to researchers worldwide.

Quality control team at our Heidelberg office

SCISSORS

Straight No. 15000-08

Curved No. 15001-08

Angled to side No. 15002-08

Curved No. 15000-10 Straight

No. 15000-03

Curved No. 15000-04

The short taper is ideal for small, precise cuts.

The long taper is ideal for cutting vessel walls or when a longer cutting edge is needed.

Cutting edge: 3 mm Tip diameter: 0.05 mm 8 cm

Cutting edge: 2.5 mm Tip diameter: 0.075 mm 8 cm

These Vannas-style spring scissors have the smallest blades ever produced. They are ideal where space is restricted and where absolute precision is demanded.

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SCISSORS

Curved No. 15019-10

Angled to side 8.5 cm No. 15008-08 Straight

8.5 cm No. 15003-08

Angled up 9.5 cm No. 15005-08 Curved

8.5 cm No. 15004-08

Vannas

Cutting edge: 4 mm Tip diameter: 0.15 mm 10.5 cm

Vannas-Tübingen

Cutting edge: 5 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm

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Straight Sharp/Sharp No. 15000-02

Blunt/Blunt No. 15000-12

Curved Sharp/Sharp No. 15000-01

Blunt/Blunt No. 15000-11

SCISSORS

Straight 8.5 cm No. 15070-08

9.5 cm No. 15007-08

Curved 8.5 cm No. 15071-08

Cohan-Vannas

Long cutting blades for a more controlled cut.

Vannas Scissors with Microserrations

Microserrated to minimize slippage.

Cutting edge: 5 mm Tip diameter: 0.1 mm

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Straight Moria 9600 No. 15396-00

Curved Moria 9601 No. 15396-01

Curved No. 15615-08

Angled up No. 15617-08 SCISSORS

Miniature Vannas

Hand finished using 40x magnification, these tips are especially useful when incising vessel walls for catheter insertion.

Titanium Vannas

For more information on Titanium see page 21.

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No. 15006-09

Cutting edge: 8 mm Tip diameter: 1.3 mm Ball 9 cm

No. 15033-09 Cutting edge: 8 mm

Tip diameter: 0.125 mm 8.5 cm

No. 15009-08

SCISSORS

Same as No. 15006-09 but with a ball tip to pre vent piercing of un der ly ing tissue.

Ultra long cutting edge without sacrificing tip width.

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Straight Sharp/Sharp No. 15024-10

Straight Blunt/Blunt No. 15025-10

Curved Sharp/Sharp No. 15023-10

No. 15400-12

Curved No. 15401-12

SCISSORS

Round Handled Vannas

Round handles allow easy fingertip adjustments.

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SCISSORS

Curved No. 15123-12

Straight Moria MC52 No. 15370-52

Curved Moria MC50 No. 15370-50

Straight Moria MC26/B No. 15372-62

Angled up Moria MC26 No. 15370-26

ToughCut

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Spring Scissors Vannas-Wolff Dowell

For more information on ToughCut^® see page 21.

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SCISSORS

Slightly curved No. 15015-11

Sharply curved No. 15017-10 Straight

No. 15012-12

Curved No. 15011-12

Angled up No. 15013-12

SCISSORS

Westcott Castroviejo

Noyes

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No. 15010-11 Cutting edge: 3 mm

Tip diameter: 0.15 mm 10.5 cm

Moria MC19/B No. 15371-92

No. 15028-18

SCISSORS SCISSORS

Wecker Pascheff-Wolff

Very delicate blades.

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SCISSORS

Angled to side No. 15031-14

Microserrations to minimize slippage.

No. 15030-14

EVO Spring Scissors

These evolutionary ergonomic instruments are lighter than titanium but still have all the benefits of stainless steel. The fully fenestrated spring body has a stability rod to provide balance in your hand.

Cutting edge: 2.5 mm Tip diameter: 0.175 mm 14.5 cm

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SCISSORS

Straight

Cutting edge: 2.2 mm Tip diameter: 0.15 mm 14 cm

No. 15036-14

Angled 90°

No. 15037-14

For the Finest Microdissection

The finest blades on spring scissors. Designed for ophthalmic surgery (Vitrectomy). The spring handles are made of ribbed plastic to ensure a solid grip. Autoclavable.

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SCISSORS

Blade shape: Triangular

Blade thickness: 75 µm (0.075 mm) Tip thickness: 5 - 8 µm ( 5 - 8 mm) Cutting edge: 5 mm

7.5 cm No. 15200-00

Cutting edge: 2 mm 13 cm

No. 15032-13

Biemer Scissors

These scissors are designed to securely cut vessels without slipping.

Uses:

• Removing sheath of ganglia to access neurons in aplysia.

• Cutting single nerve axons in aplysia, mollusk and snail.

• Stripping fascia off arteries and muscles.

• Ultra fine brain tissue dissection.

• Cutting of minute fiber optic strands.

Ultra Fine Microdissecting Scissors (Clipper Style)

For microscopic dissections of soft and mucous tissue. The minute fineness of the blades allows clear vi su al iza tion of the tissue being dissected.

5 - 8 µm

Cutting edge: 4 mm 8.5 cm

No. 15032-08

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Curved 9 cm Sharp/Sharp Moria 8142 No. 14381-42

Blunt/Blunt Moria 8144 No. 14381-44 Straight

9 cm Sharp/Sharp Moria 8143 No. 14381-43 Curved

Sharp/Sharp 8.5 cm No. 14085-08 Straight

Sharp/Sharp 8.5 cm No. 14084-08

Straight Blunt/Blunt 9 cm No. 14084-09

Curved Blunt/Blunt 9 cm No. 14085-09

SCISSORS

Our finest iris scissors, best suited for microdissection under high magnification.

Extra Fine Bonn Moria Bonn

A fusion of two light and delicate iris scissors with ToughCut cutting edges.

ToughCut

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Bonn-Strabismus

ToughCut

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Curved Sharp/Sharp 8.5 cm No. 14091-09

11 cm No. 14091-11 Straight

11 cm No. 14090-11

Curved Sharp/Sharp 10.5 cm No. 14095-11 Straight

SCISSORS

These scissors have undergone an extra vacuum hardening process that extends the life of their cutting edges. They have an anti-reflective finish to reduce glare.

Hardened Fine Iris Scissors

Made from Martensitic stainless steel, combined with Molybdenum and Vanadium.

Fine Iris Scissors

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Straight Sharp/Sharp 9 cm No. 14060-09

10.5 cm No. 14060-10

11.5 cm No. 14060-11

Curved Sharp/Sharp 9 cm No. 14061-09

10.5 cm No. 14061-10

11.5 cm No. 14061-11

Curved to side Sharp/Sharp 9 cm No. 14062-09

10.5 cm No. 14062-10

Angled to side Sharp/Sharp 9 cm No. 14063-09

11.5 cm No. 14063-11

Curved Sharp/Sharp Left Handed 10.5 cm No. 14161-10 Straight

Sharp/Sharp Left Handed 10.5 cm No. 14160-10

SCISSORS

Delicate pattern.

LEFT HANDED

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Straight Sharp/Sharp 10.5 cm Moria 4877 No. 14370-22

Shallow curve Sharp/Sharp 10.5 cm Moria 4878 No. 14370-23

Straight Sharp/Sharp 10.5 cm No. 14088-10

SCISSORS

Extra narrow, delicate pattern. Very slim blades with gentle cutting action.

These scissors have undergone an extra vacuum hardening process that extends the life of their cutting edges. They have an anti-reflection finish to reduce glare.

Hardened Fine Iris Scissors

Side-view showing extra narrow pattern

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Straight Sharp/Sharp Large finger loops 10 cm

No. 14040-10

Curved Sharp/Sharp Large finger loops 10 cm

No. 14041-10

Straight Sharp/Sharp Non-serrated 12 cm No. 14068-12

Curved Sharp/Sharp Non-serrated 12 cm No. 14069-12

Straight Sharp/Sharp Serrated 12 cm No. 14070-12

Curved Sharp/Sharp Serrated 12 cm No. 14071-12

SCISSORS

Wagner

LARGE

LOOP

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Does paying more for a pair of scissors

really buy more value and a longer cutting life?

Pictured below is a scissors testing device used to compare various alloys and cutting edge styles. The scissors repeatedly cut through a continuous feed of cotton cloth, and a counter keeps track of the number of cuts made to evaluate when the scissors begin to show a decrease in cutting quality.

The results verify that the addition of various features dramatically increases the cutting life of the scissors. Most notably, the cutting life is more than doubled with the addition of ToughCut blades to stainless steel, and over six times longer with CeramaCut blades.

See the chart below for a comparison of four different scissors sold by FST.

The cutting life is more than doubled with the addition of ToughCut blades to stainless steel, and over six times longer with CeramaCut blades.

See page 21 for more information on ToughCut, Tungsten Carbide and CeramaCut.

Alloy/Material Lasts longer than stainless steel by:

Tungsten Carbide 1.9x

Stainless Steel with ToughCut 2.3x

Tungsten Carbide with ToughCut 4.1x

CeramaCut (Ceramic Coated Tungsten Carbide with ToughCut) 6.6x

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SCISSORS

Ceramic and CeramaCut

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Instruments

One of the hardest materials on Earth, ceramic is used in surgical instruments to form edges that last longer than stainless steel and even longer than tungsten carbide. Ceramic also has a high slide capacity which reduces surface tension and results in a much cleaner cut than metal instruments. Our CeramaCut scissors combine ToughCut technology with tungsten carbide edges and a ceramic coating for one of the best, cleanest cutting scissors available on the market today.

CeramaCut Scissors: page 23 Ceramic Blades: page 57

Ceramic Coated Forceps: pages 63 and 69 Ceramic Tipped Forceps: page 70

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Titanium

Titanium instruments are over 40% lighter than equivalent stainless steel instruments, with better flexibility and strength. Elemental titanium (Ti) is a very strong, lustrous, white metal with a specific gravity of 4.54. Titanium and titanium alloys readily form stable protective surface layers, giving them excellent corrosion resistance to saltwater, laboratory saline solutions, blood and other bodily fluids, oxidizing acids, alkalis and chlorides. Titanium is 100%

nonmagnetic; a great benefit when working with nerves. Its inherent surface oxide film provides bactericidal and non-allergenic properties. Titanium alloys can be heated up to 440°C (824°F).

Scissors: page 6

Vascular Clamps: pages 129 and 130 Forceps: pages 65, 69, 80, 86 and 90

ToughCut

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Scissors

ToughCut scissors feature two unique cutting edges that cut through the toughest tissue with exceptional ease and accuracy. One blade is honed to razor sharpness, and the other is micro-serrated to minimize tissue slippage during cutting. Scissors with ToughCut edges are identified by their black handles.

For ToughCut scissors that last almost two times longer, select ToughCut with tungsten carbide cutting edges.

Scissors: pages 9, 15, 22–23, 27, 32, 35, and 36

Tungsten Carbide

When you place heavy demands on your surgical instruments, be it scissors, needle holders, or forceps, you should consider the benefits of tungsten carbide, one of the hardest alloys available. Tungsten carbide scissors last almost two times longer than stainless steel, and needle holder tips can be made with a pyramid cross pattern that holds suture needles much more securely. Inlays are either glued or welded into place.

Compare the extra cost of these instruments with the length of useful wear and you have a cost effective solution for your instrument requirements. Tungsten carbide instruments are identified by their gold handles.

Scissors: pages 22–23, 25, 32, 34, 36 and 46 Needle Holders: pages 111–115

Forceps: pages 84

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SCISSORS

11.5 cm No. 14058-11

11.5 cm No. 14059-11

11.5 cm No. 14568-12

11.5 cm No. 14569-12

ToughCut

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Tungsten Carbide

For more information on tungsten carbide, see page 21.

ToughCut Tungsten Carbide Cutting Edges

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SCISSORS

11.5 cm No. 14558-11

11.5 cm No. 14559-11

11.5 cm No. 14958-11

11.5 cm No. 14959-11

CeramaCut

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These ceramic-coated scissors are the cleanest cutting, longest lasting scissors ever produced. Utilizing the unique properties of a ceramic coating, they will last six times longer than tungsten carbide instruments and cut even better than ToughCut^® scissors.

The black, corrosion-resistant coating has a non-glare finish.

ToughCut

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and Tungsten Carbide

For more information on tungsten

carbide, see page 21. For more information on

CeramaCut^®, see page 21.

ToughCut and Tungsten Carbide Cutting Edges CeramaCut

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SCISSORS

Straight Sharp/Blunt 10 cm No. 14028-10

Curved Sharp/Blunt 10 cm No. 14029-10

Lexer-Baby

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SCISSORS

11.5 cm No. 14074-11

Straight Blunt/Blunt 9 cmNo. 14574-09

11 cm No. 14574-11 Curved

Blunt/Blunt 9 cm No. 14075-09

11.5 cm No. 14075-11

Curved Blunt/Blunt 9 cmNo. 14575-09

11 cm No. 14575-11

Strabismus Tungsten Carbide Strabismus Scissors

Tungsten Carbide Cutting Edges

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SCISSORS

Slightly curved Sharp/Sharp 9.5 cm No. 14077-09

10.5 cm No. 14077-10

Walton Stevens Tenotomy

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SCISSORS

Curved Sharp/Sharp 11.5 cm No. 14173-12

ToughCut

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LaGrange

One edge is serrated to minimize slippage of tissue during cutting.

Curved handle helps when cutting from an awkward angle.

ToughCut

Shea

Transplant scissors with light and delicate pattern.

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SCISSORS

Angled to side Sharp/Sharp Cutting edge: 8 mm 10 cm

No. 14081-09

Angled to side Sharp/Sharp Cutting edge: 12 mm 10.5 cm

No. 14082-09

Sharp/Sharp 9 cm No. 14076-09

Dissector Scissors

Similar to 14081-09, but with stronger blades for cutting fine bone.

Slim blades for cutting tissue.

Spencer Ligature

Used for cutting stitches or suture.

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SCISSORS

See page 7 for artery-style spring scissors.

Sharp/1.5 mm Ball 11.5 cm

No. 14080-11 Sharp/1.5 mm Ball

9 cm No. 14086-09

Blunt/Blunt 11.5 cm No. 14072-10

Bonn Artery

An iris scissor with one ball tip to prevent piercing of underlying tissue.

Delicate

Excellent for separating tissue.

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SCISSORS

Sharp/Sharp No. 14107-09

Sharp/Sharp No. 14106-09

Blunt/Blunt

No. 14108-09 Sharp/1.3 mm Ball No. 14109-09

Gently curved Blunt/Blunt Serrated Large finger loops 10.5 cm No. 14171-10 Sharply angled up

LARGE

LOOP The finger loops can be enlarged to fit almost any size.

Straight Large finger loops 9.5 cm

Angled to side Large finger loops 9.5 cm

Kaye

These scissors have semi-sharp outer edges to better facilitate dissection.

LARGE

LOOP

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SCISSORS

Length Straight Straight Straight

(cm) Sharp/Sharp Sharp/Blunt Blunt/Blunt

12 No. 14002-12 No. 14001-12 No. 14000-12

13 No. 14002-13 No. 14001-13 No. 14000-13

14.5 No. 14002-14 No. 14001-14* No. 14000-14

16.5 No. 14002-16 No. 14001-16 No. 14000-16

18.5 No. 14001-18 No. 14000-18

20 No. 14000-20

Length Curved Curved Curved

(cm) Sharp/Sharp Sharp/Blunt Blunt/Blunt

12 No. 14005-12 No. 14004-12 No. 14003-12

13 No. 14005-13 No. 14004-13 No. 14003-13

14.5 No. 14005-14 No. 14004-14 No. 14003-14

16.5 No. 14005-16 No. 14004-16 No. 14003-16

18.5 No. 14004-18 No. 14003-18

20 No. 14003-20

Our standard surgical scissors are recognized for these important features:

• Special alloy that gives their cutting edges long life and superior sharpness.

• Excellent feel and handling capability.

• Overall execution that marks them as fine examples of German workmanship.

* Also available in left-handed version

LEFT HANDED No. 14008-14

Standard Pattern

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SCISSORS

Straight Sharp/Blunt 14.5 cm No. 14501-14

Curved Sharp/Blunt 14.5 cm No. 14504-14 Curved

Sharp/Blunt 13 cm No. 14054-13

17.5 cm No. 14130-17

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Standard Pattern Tungsten Carbide Standard Pattern

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Straight Sharp/Blunt Large finger loops 14.5 cm No. 14101-14 Straight

Sharp/Blunt Serrated 14 cm No. 14007-14

Angled to side Blunt/Blunt Serrated 14 cm No. 14131-14

SCISSORS

Standard Pattern Scissors

with Serrations Standard Pattern Scissors

with Large Finger Loops Lister

Excellent skin cutting scissors.

Longer, blunt blade prevents damaging tissue underneath skin without losing the cutting line.

LARGE

LOOP

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SCISSORS

14.5 cm No. 14018-14

18 cm No. 14018-18

14.5 cm No. 14019-14

18 cm No. 14019-18

Straight Blunt/Blunt Ultra fine tips 14.5 cm No. 14508-15

Curved Blunt/Blunt Ultra fine tips 14.5 cm No. 14509-15 Straight

Blunt/Blunt

14.5 cm No. 14518-14

18 cm No. 14518-18

Curved Blunt/Blunt

14.5 cm No. 14519-14

18 cm No. 14519-18

Metzenbaum Baby Tungsten Carbide Metzenbaum Fino

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SCISSORS

Straight Blunt/Blunt 14.5 cm No. 14016-14

Sharp/Blunt 14.5 cm No. 14024-14

Curved Blunt/Blunt 14.5 cm No. 14017-14

18 cm No. 14017-18

18 cm No. 14116-18

18 cm No. 14117-18 ToughCut

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SCISSORS

ToughCut

17 cm No. 14010-17

17 cm No. 14011-17

17 cm No. 14110-17

17 cm No. 14511-17

Straight Blunt/Blunt ToughCut 15 cm No. 14512-15

17 cm No. 14510-17 Curved

17 cm No. 14111-17

Mayo ToughCut

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Mayo Tungsten Carbide Mayo

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SCISSORS

17 cm No. 14012-17

17 cm No. 14013-17

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RONGEURS

Straight 14 cm 0.5 mm Cup No. 16220-14

0.7 mm Cup No. 16120-14

1 mm Cup No. 16020-14

Curved 1.2 mm Cup 19 cm No. 16015-17

Sharp Bend 1.2 mm Cup 17 cm No. 16016-17 Curved

14 cm 0.5 mm Cup No. 16221-14

0.7 mm Cup No. 16121-14

1 mm Cup No. 16021-14

Friedman-Pearson

This popular, fine-tipped rongeur is suited for delicate work. The fine-cupped jaws have been designed with a longer and slimmer approach for better visibility.

Pearson

Provides excellent visibility at dissection site due to its extra long and narrow approach to the fine cutting jaws. Especially suitable for larger hands.

Cautionary note: The fine rongeur tips shown on this page are ex treme ly fragile. Removal of material with a twisting motion can damage the tips.

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RONGEURS

Straight 2 mm Cup 15 cm No. 16023-15

Curved 2 mm Cup 15 cm No. 16022-15

Diameter of this circle

determines cup size.

Form an imaginary circle that will fit in the very tip of the instrument and measure its diameter.

Baby-Beyer

This double-action rongeur with strong, narrow jaws helps relieve hand strain.

Beyer

This double-action rongeur with strong jaws helps relieve hand strain.

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RONGEURS

Curved 2.5 mm Cup 13 cm No. 16000-14 Straight

2 mm Cup 12.5 cm No. 16012-12

Friedman

Strong and large jaws are ideal for use on the harder, outer regions of the spinal cord. Also can be used to gain access to delicate struc tures encased in bone.

Boynton

A very delicate rongeur for medium to soft materials only.

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RONGEURS

Straight 2.5 mm Cup 16 cm No. 16004-16

Curved 5 mm Cup 14 cm No. 16001-15

Lempert

Extra fine jaws.

Luer

Diameter of this circle determines cup size.

Form an imaginary circle that will fit in the very tip of the instrument and measure its diameter.

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CUTTERS

Curved

No. 16109-14

Curved

No. 16107-14

Bone Trimmers Cartilage Cutter

Round cutting blades for tissue, cartilage and soft bone.

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CUTTERS

Cutting edge: 10 mm Jaw opening: 2.5 mm Hard carbon steel 11.5 cm No. 11215-01

Cutting edge: 6 mm Jaw opening: 2.5 mm Epoxy coated carbon steel 11.5 cm

No. 11215-02

DUMONT

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#15a Bone Cutter

Cutting edge on both outside and inside bevel. Cuts suture, cartilage, bone and steel wire to 0.06 mm, and copper wire to 0.15 mm. Not autoclavable.

Hard carbon steel

DUMONT

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#15a Bone Cutter Epoxy Coated

Same structure and functionality as Item No. 11215-01 (left), but with an epoxy coating up to the cutting edge for easier care and maintenance.

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No. 16152-11

No. 16152-12

No. 16152-15

CUTTERS

Straight

No. 16144-13

Littauer Bone Cutter

Bone Cutting Spring Scissors

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Straight Serrated

No. 16140-11

Angled up Serrated

No. 16142-11 Angled down

Serrated

No. 16141-11 Angled

No. 16101-10

CUTTERS

Malleus Nipper Offset Bone Nipper

Strong jaws for cutting tough cartilage.

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CUTTERS

Straight

No. 16030-12

Straight

No. 16030-16 Straight

No. 16044-10

Beebee Bone Scissors

Very strong jaws with sharp points.

Tungsten Carbide Bone Scissors

Strong heavy blades for cutting bone.

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CUTTERS

Angled up

No. 16130-15

Angled up 15°

No. 16050-15

Skull Flap Cutter

Thin, narrow platform fits between dura and skull.

Double action joint relieves strain on your hand.

Boehler

Bone splitting cutter with very fine tips and double action joint to relieve strain on your hand.

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Straight

No. 16104-14

No. 16106-14

No. 16105-16

CUTTERS

Cleveland Cutter Liston

Gross anatomy bone cutter.

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Cutting edge: 6.5 cm 24 cm

No. 16150-24

Flat surface 15.5 cm No. 16025-14

CUTTERS

Bone Shears Bone Pliers

To peel back skull flaps.

75% of actual size

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ACCESSORIES

Bone Wax

A beeswax-based compound for bone hemostasis.

Soft, kneadable and ready to use. Sterile.

Box of 12 foil packs (2.5 g each) No. 19009-00

Polished stainless steel 14 cm

No. 26100-00

Self-Holding Pin and Bone Screw Forceps

Designed with a serrated tip and grooved cup for a stable and secure grip, these forceps hold pins and screws allowing precise placement at your target area. They are compatible with all Fine Science Tools insect pins, minutien pins and bone screws.

Shaft diameter: 0.86 mm Length: 4 mm

Pkg. of 100 screws No. 19010-10

For pre-drilling use our 0.7 mm burrs, see page 149.

Shaft diameter: 1.19 mm Length: 4.8 mm Pkg. of 100 screws No. 19010-00

For pre-drilling use our 0.9 mm burrs, see page 149.

Miniature Self-Tapping Bone Screws

Used extensively to anchor dental cement to bone, these self-tapping screws have superior holding strength over ordinary machine screws.

Stainless steel with fillister flat head.

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CURETTES

12.5 cm No. 10095-12

5 mm

16.5 cm No. 10075-16

3.5 mm 3.5 mm

12.5 cm No. 10083-20

2 mmdiameter 2 mm

Serrations on cutting edge

2 mm

13 cm No. 10082-15

1.5 mm

diameter 1.5 mm1.5 mm

13 cm No. 10081-10

1.0 mm

diameter 1.0 mm1 mm

13 cm No. 10080-05

0.5 mm

diameter 0.5 mm0.5 mm

16 cm No. 10097-16

1.5 mm

16 cm No. 10096-16

1 mm

Micro Curette

Curette tips consist of a scoop with sharp edges and are used for scraping or cleaning. They can also be used for separating and transporting, inoculating plates or transferring small amounts of chemicals.

Delicate Bone Scraper

For scraping tissue without cutting into bone.

Dissecting Chisel Austin Chisel

(No. 10082-15 shown)

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MICRO KNIVES

1.5 mm

Angled 90°

Cutting edge: 1.5 mm 13 cm

No. 10059-13

Side blade 20°

No. 10058-15

2 mm 2 mm

Angled 90°

No. 10059-15

Circle Knife

Round sharp cutting edge throughout tip.

Von Graefe Knife

Used for cutting dura.

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MICRO KNIVES

No. 10073-14

No. 10071-12

4 mm4

Angled 30°

No. 10056-12

mm4

No. 10370-13

4 mm 4 mm 9 mm

28 mm 22 mm

One of the most popular dissecting knives with a microfine point. The cut ting edge is lance shaped to pro vide the ideal cutting angle.

Sichel Graefe

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MICRO KNIVES

Cutting angle: 15°

Tip thickness: 0.15 mm Cutting edge: 5 mm 13 cm

No. 10315-12

Needle blade Tip thickness: 0.20 mm Cutting edge: 4 mm 14.5 cm

No. 10318-14 Crescent blade

No. 10317-14 Cutting angle: 22.5°

Tip thickness: 0.15 mm Cutting edge: 4.5 mm 13.5 cm

No. 10316-14

4.5 mm

11 mm

5 mm

4 mm

Cold forged from carbon steel and sharpened to eliminate tissue distortion and blade drag.

12.5 cm plastic handle with slip-proof grip.

Sterile.

Cutting angle: 45°

No. 10100-00

Cautionary note: This blade is extremely fragile and very vulnerable to lateral pressure.

Diamond Knife

For the most delicate dissecting procedures, this knife has a gem-quality natural diamond blade. Honed to the finest cutting edge possible, the blade is made to an ophthalmic surgical standard and is inspected under 400x magnification.

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SCALPELS

Brain sectioning knife Cutting edge: 30 cm 45 cm

No. 10152-30

Dissection knife Cutting edge: 13 cm 28 cm

No. 10157-13

Cutting edge: 15 cm 30 cm

No. 10157-15

Cutting edge: 18 cm 33 cm

No. 10157-18 40% of

actual size

Gross Anatomy Knives

Handles are made of fiberglass reinforced yellow nylon with a slip resistant surface that allows little chance of bacterial ac cu mu la tion.

The blades are made of German Molybdenum Stainless Steel.

Approximate blade length: 12 mm No. 10110-03

Approximate blade length: 6 mm No. 10110-01

Obsidian Stone Age Scalpels

For applications where extremely fine cutting action is required or for studies where trace metals from ordinary scalpel blades cannot be tolerated. These ultra fine cutting edges have been used in human surgical procedures where objectionable scar tissue might result from the use of a coarser scalpel.

The blade is made from obsidian—a type of volcanic glass—which allows a much finer blade than is possible with the conventional steel blade.

In some cases this makes the relatively inexpensive obsidian scalpel a suitable substitute for an expensive diamond knife.

Patterned after “stone age” knives which first made their appearance about 18,000 years ago, these modern versions utilize a hard wood dowelling for handles.

Cautionary note:

Obsidian is a very fragile ma te ri al. Great care should be taken to not exert any lateral pressure on the blade during cutting.

Each blade is hand-fash- ioned, so sizes, shapes and points will vary. While all the blades will have at least one sharp edge, some will have two.

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Blade thickness: 0.1 mm Box of 10 blades No. 10050-00

Flat surface Jaw width: 4 mm 11 cm

No. 10052-11

Surface with concave and convex jaws 5.5 mm Handle diameter 9 cmNo. 10053-09

8 mm Handle diameter 13 cm

No. 10053-13

SCALPELS

Blade Holders and Breakers Breakable Carbon Steel Blades

These special, high carbon content blades are the only blades that will break cleanly.

Grasp corner of blade with holder and break off.

Scalpel is now ready to use.

Open holder to safely dispose of blade.

Create Your Own Blade

With these blade holders/breakers and our special carbon steel blades, No. 10050-00, you can produce microblades in sizes that meet your own individual needs.

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Handle for Ceramic Blades 12.5 cm No. 10025-50

Handle for Interchangeable Blades

9.5 cm No. 10035-00

12.5 cm No. 10035-12

Curved blade Carbon steel Cutting edge: 10 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-20

Cane blade Carbon steel Cutting edge: 12 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-25

Arc blade Carbon steel Cutting edge: 12 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-30 Small flat blade

Carbon steel Cutting edge: 1.5 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-05

Large flat blade Carbon steel Cutting edge: 2.75 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-10 Angled blade

Carbon steel Cutting edge: 10 mm Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10035-15

45° Cutting edge Ceramic

Cutting edge: 8 mm 33 x 6 x 0.5 mm

Pkg. of 5 blades No. 10025-45

SCALPELS

Ceramic Blades

Advantages:

• Ceramic edge stays sharp 100 times longer than steel edge

• Rust and corrosion free

• Chemical and acid resistant

• Withstands up to 2400°C (4352°F)

• No electrostatic discharge concerns

• No trace metal contamination

• Fully nonmagnetic

• Autoclavable

Interchangeable Carbon Steel Blades

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Capacity approximately 80 blades 7.5 x 5 x 2.5 cm

Carton of 10 boxes No. 10002-50

#7 short 12 cm No. 10007-12

#3 12 cm No. 10003-12

SCALPELS

#7 long 16.5 cm No. 10007-16

Box of 100 blades No. 10011-00 Box of 100 blades No. 10010-00

Short Scalpel

Handle #7 Solid Standard Scalpel

Handle #3 Solid Standard Scalpel

Handle #7 Solid Blades for #3 and #7 Scalpel Handles

The alloy used has a high carbon content which provides a longer lasting edge. Blades come individually wrapped.

Non-sterile.

Insert scalpel fully into disposal box.

Press down on disposal box cover.

Withdraw scalpel handle.

Scalpel Blade Removal and Disposal Box

This plastic device will remove used scalpel blades safely and retain them for safe disposal. Can be used for blades that fit the #3, #4, #7 and Gross Anatomy handles.

Your fingers will never come in contact with the blade.

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SCALPELS Box of 100 blades

No. 10020-00

Box of 100 blades No. 10023-00

6.5 cm No. 10002-00

#4 Plastic 13.5 cm No. 10008-13

#4 Solid 13 cm No. 10004-13

Scalpel with Plastic

Handle #4

For heavy, gross anatomy work. Molded to fit hand.

Standard Scalpel Handle #4 Solid

Especially suitable for large dissections.

Blades for #4 Scalpel Handle

The alloy used has a high carbon content which provides a longer lasting edge. Blades come individually wrapped. Non-sterile.

Scalpel Blade Remover

For safe removal of scalpel blades, simply insert scalpel with blade into the Scalpel Blade Remover and press the sides together. This will dislodge the blade from handle and hold the blade securely for release.

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SCALPELS

13 cm No. 10060-13 7.5 cm

Box of 100 blades No. 10060-00

Gross Anatomy Blade and Handle

#10 scalpels Pkg. of 10 No. 10000-10

Disposable Safety Scalpels

Plastic handle #3 with stainless steel blades. The protective cartridge completely covers the blade for safe, fast, and easy disposal. Single-use and non-sterile.

Scalpel shown with safety cartridge closed and locked into place.

Plastic handle with stainless steel blades 14 cm

Safety cartridge locks into place Full blade exposure like

a traditional scalpel

Designed with a convenient ruler for quick measurement

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SCALPELS

Safety Scalpel Handle #3 and Blade Cartridges

The Safety Scalpel Handle #3 is compatible with all Safety Scalpel Blades. The handle is reusable and made of Teflon coated stainless steel which provides a non-stick surface. The Blade Cartridges are color-coded with clear windows for easy identification. The protective cartridge completely covers the blade for safe, fast, and easy disposal. Handle is reusable and autoclavable. Blades are single-use and non-sterile.

#11 blades Pkg. of 10 No. 10011-10

#15 blades Pkg. of 10 No. 10015-10 Teflon coated stainless steel

12.5 cm No. 10006-12

Handle and cartridges sold separately.

#10 blades Pkg. of 10 No. 10010-10 Full blade exposure like a

traditional scalpel

Safety cartridge locks into place

Cartridge ejection button adds an external layer of safety

Handle has same length, weight, shape, center of gravity, and “feel” of a traditional scalpel

Designed with a convenient ruler for quick measurement

Protective safety cartridge completely covers the blade

Scalpel blade shown with safety cartridge closed and not attached to handle.

Safety Scalpel Blade Cartridges shown open and attached to handle.

Handle and cartridges sold separately.

Reusable handle can be cleaned and sterilized

Safety Scalpel Handle #3 Safety Scalpel Blade Cartridges

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Forceps & Hemostats

Dumont Pages 63 – 73

Moria Page 74

Fine Pages 75 – 80

Standard Pages 81 – 91 Hemostats Pages 92 – 97

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FORCEPS

Super fine tip 0.025 x 0.005 mm Inox

11 cm No. 11252-00

Biology tip 0.05 x 0.01 mm Ceramic coated inox 11 cm

No. 11252-50 Biology tip

0.05 x 0.01 mm Inox

11 cm No. 11254-20

Biology tip 0.05 x 0.01 mm Dumostar 11 cm No. 11295-20

Dumont #5SF

The finest tips ever produced by Dumont.

Dumont #5 Ceramic Coated

Provides no reflection while working under the microscope. The scratch and corrosion resistant coating guarantees durability.

Dumont #5 Fine Tips

Finished under magnification and polished on the inside, the tips close flat to 3 mm and are less likely to open under excess pressure.

Dumont #5CO

These forceps have been honed down to make this the lightest and most precise Dumont forceps available.

For information on Dumont alloys and tip styles, see page 64.

For sharpening stones designed for Dumont forceps, see pages 73 or 140.

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FORCEPS

Finding the Dumont forceps best suited for your needs:

Alloys Hardness Magnetic Temperature

Resistance Autoclavable Advantages

Titanium Very Soft No Up to 430° C Yes Totally resistant to corrosion from nitric acid, chloride, and salt water. Titanium is 40% lighter than stainless steel.

Dumoxel Soft No 400° C Yes This is the most popular alloy available for Dumont forceps. It offers the best resistance to corrosion, sulphuric environments, hydrochloric acid, and all other mineral and organic acids.

Inox Hard Yes 400° C Yes Contains chromium added to carbon steel, which results in some

loss of hardness but offers good stainless qualities along with good resistance to corrosion.

Dumostar Hard No 500° C Yes Much more durable, elastic and corrosion resistant than the best stainless steels. Perfectly resistant to mineral and organic acids, and salt water. Dumostar lasts on average four times longer than Dumoxel and Inox. Most cost effective alloy for laboratory use.

Carbon Very Hard Yes N/A No Extremely hard; ensuring strong tips. This alloy easily stains and rusts without proper care. Carbon cannot be immersed in a water bath or sterilized.

The dimensions of these tips vary with each style. For specific dimensions please see each item. Tip dimensions are indicated as width x thickness.

Tip Profiles

Standard Made for high precision and consistently precise work under a microscope.

Biology Twice as fine as “Standard Tips.” Especially produced for high precision laboratory work under the microscope.

Super

Fine Tips Four times finer than the “Standard Tips.” These tips are extremely delicate for the finest work under the microscope.

Extra care is needed for these tips as they are very fragile.

Below you will find a brief description of the most popular styles.

Styles

#2 Straight forceps with wide yet fine tips, referred to as Mouse Laminectomy Forceps because of their popularity in breaking off delicate bone from mouse skulls.

#3 Long straight forceps with coarse tips. Very popular in low magnification procedures.

#4 Similar to the #5 but with broader shanks and stronger tips.

#5 The most popular style of Dumont straight forceps with fine tips which come in several styles as listed below.

#55 Similar to the #5 but with lighter shanks, giving the forceps a lighter spring action.

#5CO Similar to the #55 but with even finer shanks producing the lightest spring action and longest meeting surface of any Dumont style.

#5SF The finest tips ever produced by Dumont.

#5XL Extra Long #5 forceps.

#5/45 These have tips angled 45°.

#5/90 These have tips angled 90°.

#6 Sharply angled forceps with coarser tips.

#7 Large radius, curved forceps with fine tips. The most popular curved style.

Medical Denotes distinctive ribbed handle to maximize grip.

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Inox 11 cm Standard tip 0.10 x 0.06 mm No. 11251-23

Biology tip 0.05 x 0.02 mm No. 11252-23 Biology tip

0.05 x 0.02 mm 11 cm InoxNo. 11255-20

Dumostar No. 11295-51

FORCEPS

Biology tip 0.05 x 0.02 mm 11 cm InoxNo. 11252-20

Dumoxel No. 11252-30

No. 11252-40 Standard tip

0.10 x 0.06 mm 11 cm Inox No. 11251-20

Dumoxel No. 11251-30

Carbon 0.08 x 0.04 mm Not autoclavable No. 11251-10

Dumont #5

Mirror Finish Forceps

The last 5 mm on the inside of the tips are highly polished to help prevent tissue from sticking. Ideal for embryos, nerves, or any other adhesive tissue.

Dumont #55

Bevelled, like #5 but with extra light and fine shanks.

Dumont #5

These are the most widely used Dumont forceps.

Bevelled, very fine shanks for best visibility.

For sharpening stones designed for Dumont forceps, see page 73 or 140.

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FORCEPS

Standard tip 0.10 x 0.06 mm Inox

15 cm No. 11253-10

Dumont Micro-Blunted, Atraumatic Tipped Forceps

The sides of these forceps are distinctively ribbed to provide a better holding surface for maximum control of the instrument. The shanks are arched toward each other to transmit more holding strength to the points.

The smooth inside surfaces at the tips will close flat to 5 mm with gentle pressure, increasing the total holding area considerably. The microscopically matched tips are gently blunted to prevent tissue puncture and are recommended as micro needle holders.

Short curve 0.17 x 0.10 mm Inox

12 cm Medical #7S No. 11273-22 Straight

0.10 x 0.06 mm Inox

11 cm Medical #5 No. 11253-20

Angled 45°

0.10 x 0.06 mm Inox

11 cm Medical #5/45 No. 11253-25

Curved 0.17 x 0.10 mm Inox

11.5 cm Medical #7 No. 11273-20 Angled 90°

0.10 x 0.06 mm Inox

11 cm Medical #5/90 No. 11253-29 Off-center

0.13 x 0.08 mm Inox

11.5 cm Medical #5A No. 11253-21

Dumont #5XL

For sharpening stones designed for Dumont forceps, see page 73 or 140.

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FORCEPS

1 mm from tip to bend Upper tip: 0.10 x 0.08 mm Lower tip: 0.10 x 0.02 mm Dumoxel

11.5 cm No. 11251-33 Standard tip

0.10 x 0.06 mm Dumoxel 11 cm No. 11251-35 Standard tip

0.10 x 0.06 mm Inox

11 cm No. 11253-27

Dumont #5/45 Cover Slip Forceps

Designed to pick up cover slips out of multi-well plates.

The tip width is squared for a better grip.

Dumont #5/45

45° tips for improved visibility and control.

Dumont #L5

Slide sleeve keeps tips together so specimens may be securely held and retained. Slide may be locked in place so that forceps can be used in regular fashion. Autoclavable.

400%

Dumont #5 Teflon

^®

Coated

These antimagnetic forceps are ideal for use in cryogenic environments and for EM samples.

Standard tip 0.10 x 0.06 mm Teflon coated inox 11 cm

No. 11626-11

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Standard tip 0.17 x 0.10 mm 12 cm Dumoxel No. 11231-30

11 cm No. 11231-20

FORCEPS

Standard tip 0.17 x 0.10 mm Dumoxel 11.5 cm No. 11260-30

15 cm No. 11273-10

Dumont #3

Tapered and sturdy shanks.

Dumont #3c Dumont #6

Sharply angled tips for access to difficult areas.

Dumont #7XL

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FORCEPS

Standard tip Serrated 0.17 x 0.10 mm Inox

11 cm No. 11270-20 Biology tip

0.07 x 0.03 mm Inox

11 cm No. 11274-20

Biology tip 0.07 x 0.04 mm Ceramic coated inox 11 cm

No. 11272-50 Biology tip

0.07 x 0.04 mm 11.5 cm Dumoxel No. 11272-30

No. 11272-40 Standard tip

0.17 x 0.10 mm 11.5 cm Dumoxel No. 11271-30

Dumont #7 Dumont #7b

Dumont #7 Fine Tips

Finished under magnification and polished on the inside, the tips close flat to 3 mm and therefore less likely to open under excess pressure.

Dumont #7

Ceramic Coated

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FORCEPS

Biology tip 0.10 x 0.06 mm Dumoxel 11 cm No. 11262-30 Biology tip

0.08 x 0.04 mm Dumoxel 11.5 cm No. 11261-30

Standard tip 0.20 x 0.12 mm Dumoxel 11.5 cm No. 11267-30

Ceramic tip 0.4 x 0.2 mm Dumoxel 13.5 cm No. 11210-60

Replacement tips No. 11210-61

Dumont Self-Closing Forceps

Ideal for lifting and holding EM grids. Consistent pressure at tips. Correctly tensioned “cross-over” shanks come to a microscopically matched point.

Dumont Ceramic Tipped Forceps

Six times harder than stainless steel, ceramic tips hold their geometry better. Static-free, electromagnetic discharge safe without carbon/metal additives, chemically inert, and resistant to 1500°C (2732°F).

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FORCEPS

0.4 x 0.2 mm Epoxy coated inox 12.5 cm

Pkg. of 12 forceps No. 11210-10

Biology tip 0.10 x 0.06 mm Dumoxel 13.5 cm No. 11200-33 Standard tip

0.20 x 0.12 mm Inox

13.5 cm No. 11203-23

Angled 45°

No. 11203-25 0.4 x 0.2 mm

Inox 12.5 cm

Pkg. of 12 forceps No. 11210-20

Dumont SS

The tips are smooth on the inside for a gentle grip.

Applying full strength will not separate tips and a strong hold on the smallest specimen is ensured.

Dumont AA Epoxy Coated

Slip-proof acid and electric shock resistant epoxy coating covering 17.5 mm from the tips.

Dumont AA

Sold only by the dozen. Not sold individually.

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FORCEPS

Standard tip 0.20 x 0.12 mm Dumoxel 12 cm No. 11245-30 11 cm

Standard tip 0.13 x 0.08 mm Dumoxel No. 11241-30

Biology tip 0.06 x 0.04 mm Dumoxel No. 11242-40

Standard tip 0.13 x 0.08 mm Dumostar No. 11294-00

0.40 x 0.02 mm Inox

12 cm No. 11223-20

Tip width: 1.5 mm Epoxy coated inox 12 cm

No. 11220-21

Dumont #45

Dumont #4

Similar to #5, but with broader shanks.

Dumont #2

Laminectomy Forceps

These forceps can be used to break off delicate bone during mouse laminectomies, as well as fine skull bone removal.

Dumont #2AP Epoxy Coated

Provides good insulation for up to 220 AC voltage work and highly im per vi ous to chem i cal solutions.

Fro zen or super cold sec tions will not adhere to the gripping surfaces.

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FORCEPS

0.14 x 0.06 mm Inox

7 cm Style 4 No. 11200-12

0.09 x 0.05 mm Inox

8.2 cm Style 5 No. 11200-14 0.12 x 0.07 mm

Inox 7 cm Style 3 No. 11200-10

O-Rings for Forceps

These rubber O-rings fit our Dumont forceps and keep them closed with vari able degrees of pres sure on the tips.

Pkg. of 10 O-rings No. 11200-00

Dumont Forceps Repair Kit

Realign and repair Dumont forceps with this convenient kit. Bent forceps tips can be re-straightened with the chain nose pliers. The sharpening stone has two grooves,1.6 mm and 0.8 mm, to assist in resharpening the forceps tips. O-rings clamp the forceps shut to ensure that both shanks are equally aligned and sharpened. Instrument oil assists in producing a smooth sharp edge. Detailed instructions are included.

Kit includes:

• 1 Sharpening stone for Dumont forceps with ten O-rings (No. 29008-22)

• 1 Instrument oil, 50 ml bottle (No. 29055-00)

• 1 chain nose pliers No. 29000-00

Sharpening Stone for Dumont Forceps

This natural Arkansas stone assists in resharpening the tips of Dumont forceps. The stone has two grooves, 0.8 mm and 1.6 mm, and it comes in a cedar box with ten O-rings.

4 x 1 x 10 cm No. 29008-22

Dumont Mini Forceps

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FORCEPS

Tip width: 0.5 mm Blunt

10 cm

Smooth Moria MC32/B No. 11373-22

Smooth Moria MC31/B No. 11373-12

Straight 11 cm Moria MC40 No. 11370-40

Curved 11 cm Moria MC40/B No. 11370-42

Straight 13 cm Moria 9980 No. 11399-80

Curved 13 cm Moria 9987 No. 11399-87

Microserrated Moria MC32 No. 11370-32

Microserrated Moria MC31 No. 11370-31 These forceps have the most finely executed points available. They are extremely

light, superbly balanced, and have a gentle spring action. The shanks are specially designed with an arch which ensures maximum force to the tips. The tips close flat for 6 mm from the points to give a large holding area. The tips have been expertly finished under magnification.

Delicate Moria Forceps

Balanced with gentle spring action and tips that are perfectly matched.

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FORCEPS

Angled 45°

No. 00109-11

Angled 45°

No. 00649-11 0.3 x 0.25 mm

11 cm 0.3 x 0.25 mm

11 cm

SuperGrip Forceps

The tips are processed with MicroCrystals^®, a method developed by S&T^® to infuse tungsten carbide on stainless steel. The formation of this ultra-fine coating guarantees atraumatic handling of tissue while improving the grip dramatically.

The recommended use is where forceps are utilized as needle holders or when slippery tissues might be encountered.

The gripping surface is similar to a match head.

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FORCEPS

Straight 0.1 x 0.4 mm 13 cm No. 18155-13

Serrated

Tip diameter: 0.7 mm 14 cm

No. 11900-14 Curved

No. 11800-00

EVO Forceps

An evolutionary series of ergonomic instruments that are lighter than titanium but still have all the benefits of stainless steel. The fully fenestrated spring body is designed with a stability rod to provide balance in your hand.

Pierse Fixation Forceps

For exceptional gripping power with no damage to sclera, vascular sheath and epineurium.

Vetro Grasping Forceps

Tip diameter: 0.5 mm 15 cm

Tissue retention hole of 0.3 mm behind tips.

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FORCEPS

Tip diameter: 0.5 mm Tying platform: 5 mm 10 cm

No. 18025-10

5 mm

Straight

Tip diameter: 0.3 mm Tying platform: 7 mm 12.5 cm

No. 18025-12

Curved

Tip diameter: 0.3 mm Tying platform: 7 mm 12.5 cm

No. 18026-12 Tip diameter: 0.3 mm

Tying platform: 6 mm 13.5 cm

No. 00272-13

Suture Tying Forceps

With limit pin to prevent excessive applied pressure.

Round Handled Suture Tying Forceps

Round handles allow easy fingertip adjustments.

Suture Tying Forceps

The platform depicts the usable area with guaranteed parallel closure. This ensures a reliable grip on sutures.

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FORCEPS

0.3 mm

Straight Serrated No. 11064-07

Straight 1x2 teeth No. 11066-07

Curved Serrated No. 11065-07

Curved 1x2 teeth No. 11067-07 1x2 teeth

Teeth width: 0.1 mm No. 11084-07 Smooth

Tip platform: 5 mm No. 11083-07

mm55 mm

20x magnification

0.6 mm

Bonn

The 1x2 forceps are the finest of their kind available.

Tip width: 0.3 mm 7 cm

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FORCEPS

Curved Serrated No. 11041-08

Curved 1x2 teeth No. 11043-08 Angled 45°

Smooth Tip width: 0.4 mm 9 cm

No. 11063-07

Serrated No. 11069-08

1x2 teeth No. 11070-08

Straight Serrated No. 11040-08

Straight 1x2 teeth No. 11042-08

0.8 mm 0.5 mm

Octagon Forceps

The octagon shaped grip provides a particularly secure finger hold.

Bishop-Harman

Extra light, fenestrated handles ensure a good grip.

magnification10x

10x magnification Tip width: 0.5 mm

8.5 cm Tip width: 0.8 mm

9.5 cm

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FORCEPS

1x2 teeth

No. 11153-10 1x2 teeth

No. 11154-10 1x2 teeth

No. 11155-10 1x2 teeth

Tip width: 0.8 mm No. 11053-10

1x2 teeth Tip width: 0.8 mm No. 11054-10

1x2 teeth Tip width: 0.8 mm No. 11055-10 Serrated

No. 11150-10 Serrated

Tip width: 0.8 mm No. 11050-10

Titanium Tip width: 1.2 mm No. 11650-10

Serrated Tip width: 0.8 mm No. 11051-10

For more information on Titanium see page 21.

0.5 mm 0.8 mm

Extra Fine Graefe Forceps Graefe Forceps

Tip width: See below 10 cm

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FORCEPS

Slide lock Smooth Tip width: 1 mm 11 cm

No. 11062-10

Tip thickness: 0.2 mm 10 cm

No. 11071-10

Cross Serrated Tip width: 4 mm Tip depth: 8 mm 10 cm No. 11075-00

4 mm 8 mm

The tips of these forceps arch toward each other, closing flat. Exceptional gripping power is possible with minimal damage to tissue. A limit pin prevents excessive applied pressure.

1.3 mm 3 mm

Cross Action Forceps

These tissue transport forceps have a gentle action.

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FORCEPS

Sharp 45°

0.30 x 0.20 mm No. 11700-02 Sharp curved 0.30 x 0.20 mm No. 11700-01

Blunt curved 1.5 x 0.40 mm No. 11700-04 Sharp straight

0.40 x 0.25 mm No. 11700-00

Blunt straight 1.5 x 0.40 mm No. 11700-03

Angled No. 11073-10 Straight

No. 11074-02

4 mm mm10

5 mm5 mm 4 mm

10 mm

10.5 cm

Cover Glass Forceps Plastic Forceps

These forceps are non-magnetic, acid resistant and able to withstand temperatures up to 240°C (464°F). Tips do not spread under pressure.

Acetyl 11.5 cm Pkg. of 10 forceps

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FORCEPS

ID: 2.2 mm OD: 3 mm 9 cm No. 11103-09

ID: 4.8 mm OD: 6 mm 9 cm No. 11106-09 ID: 1 mm

OD: 1.5 mm 8.5 cm No. 11101-09

Wide 10 cm No. 26030-10 Narrow

10 cm No. 26029-10

Ring Forceps

For transport of tissue and organs. With limit screw to prevent excessive applied pressure.

Live Insect Handling Forceps

Very delicate.