NES-1195

15cm
Same curved Semken Taylor jaw as its shorter sibling, but stretched out to 15cm for procedures where reach matters more than close-in precision. That extra length changes the calculus a little: it’s less about fine motor work in a confined space and more about keeping the operator’s hand comfortably outside the direct field of view while the tip does the work, which is often the more practical setup for longer restorative or minor surgical procedures.
The curve of this diagnostic instrument itself hasn’t changed — it still lets the clinician approach tissue or material at an angle rather than head-on, which is the whole point of a curved pattern over a straight one, and the flat serrated tip still grips without crushing whatever it’s holding, whether that’s a suture end, a small fragment, or a piece of gauze.
Built from surgical stainless steel and finished for reliable performance through repeated autoclave cycles, this length holds up just as well under regular clinical use as the shorter version does, without any of the tip drift that cheaper stamped tweezers develop over time. Practices stocking a full Semken lineup typically want at least one longer curved option on hand for exactly this reason — it covers the cases the 12.5cm version can’t reach comfortably.