Surgical Allis Tissue Forceps – 13-102-19

Reach becomes the priority with the 13-102-19 Allis Tissue Forceps, available in 19.0cm and 25.5cm lengths, both notably longer than the 15.5cm variants covered elsewhere in this Allis lineup.
Longer forceps like these matter most in deeper surgical fields, where a shorter instrument would force the surgeon’s hand too close to the operative site or simply couldn’t reach the tissue that needs grasping. The 25.5cm option in particular extends well beyond typical intestinal work into deeper abdominal or pelvic access scenarios.
Despite the added length, this forceps retains the same trusted Allis grip mechanism, still relying on interlocking teeth to hold tissue securely without excessive crushing force. That consistency in grip behavior across lengths means surgeons switching between shorter and longer Allis forceps aren’t relearning how the instrument handles.
Among the intestinal and rectal instruments used for tissue grasping, having both a mid-length and an extended-reach Allis option means practices can match instrument length precisely to the depth of the surgical field they’re working in.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling across both lengths, holding their grip precision reliably over years of surgical use.