Williams Grasp Forceps – Surgical Intestinal & Tissue Grasping Forceps – 13-106-16

16cm, 6½”

Stepping outside the Allis family entirely, the Williams Grasp Forceps (13-106-16) is a distinct 16cm pattern built around its own established jaw geometry for tissue grasping in intestinal and rectal procedures.
1. Length: 16cm (6½”)
2. Pattern: Williams, a standalone grasping forceps design
3. Function: secure tissue grasping and repositioning
4. Material: surgical-grade stainless steel
Having the Williams pattern alongside the various Allis variants in this lineup gives surgical teams a genuinely different jaw feel to choose from, useful when a particular tissue type or surgical technique calls for a grip style the Allis family doesn’t quite provide.
Among the intestinal and rectal instruments used for tissue handling, this Williams pattern rounds out a well-stocked tray with a genuinely distinct grasping option at a practical mid-range length.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling, keeping their jaw precision dependable over years of surgical use.