4 x 5 teeth
15.5 cm, 6″
Same 15.5cm length, denser grip. The 13-101-15 Allis Tissue Forceps steps up to a 4×5 tooth configuration, giving surgeons a firmer, more distributed hold on tissue compared to the 3×4 variant nearby in this lineup.
* Length: 15.5cm
* Tooth configuration: 4×5, denser than the standard 3×4 pattern
* Function: secure grasping of fascia, tissue edges, and organ margins
* Material: surgical-grade stainless steel
That extra row of teeth spreads grip pressure across more contact points, which can be particularly useful when handling tissue that tends to slip under a lighter grip, or when a slightly firmer hold is needed to maintain tension during dissection.
Having both 3×4 and 4×5 tooth variants available under the same Allis name lets surgical teams choose the grip density that best matches the tissue type and procedure at hand, without switching to an entirely different forceps pattern.
Among the intestinal and rectal instruments used for tissue grasping, this denser-tooth Allis variant rounds out a practical two-option set for general surgical use.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding their tooth precision reliably across demanding surgical schedules.
