NES-2847

The Heiss Forceps (NES-2847) is a 20cm instrument offered across five distinct type variants, giving practitioners a specialized haemostatic option built around a specific, well-established jaw configuration. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used for hemostasis, the Heiss pattern stands apart for offering this level of type-based selection under a single named forceps.
Length: 20cm across all variants
Five type options: Type 1 through Type 5
Function: hemostasis and tissue clamping
Material: surgical-grade stainless steel
Having five type variants means practitioners aren’t locked into a single jaw configuration; instead, the specific type can be chosen based on the tissue characteristics or clamping requirements of the procedure at hand. That flexibility is a genuine advantage for practices handling varied case types under one consistent length.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling across every type variant, keeping their clamping precision reliable over years of use in a busy maxillofacial practice.