Surgical Chaput Tissue Forceps – 13-107-12

2 x 3 teeth, sharp
12.5 cm, 5″

The Chaput Tissue Forceps (13-107-12) is a compact 12.5cm instrument featuring 2×3 sharp teeth, built for precise, focused tissue grasping where a smaller footprint matters more than broad grip coverage. Among the intestinal and rectal instruments used for tissue handling, the Chaput pattern is recognized for its fine, sharp-toothed grip.
That sharp 2×3 tooth configuration is designed to bite securely into tissue with minimal surface contact, useful in tighter surgical fields or when working with smaller, more delicate structures where a bulkier forceps would be difficult to position accurately.
At 12.5cm, this forceps offers a manageable, close-in length suited to detailed work, keeping the handle comfortably out of the way during precise grasping tasks. Its compact size makes it a natural companion to larger tissue forceps already on the tray, filling in for the smaller-scale grasping needs a bigger instrument can’t handle as cleanly.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling, holding their sharp tooth precision reliably over years of demanding surgical use.