NES-2872

Combining Crile-style proportions with a toothed Kocher-pattern tip, the NES-2872 gives practitioners a firmer, interlocking 1×2 grip on tissue that tends to slip under a smooth-jawed forceps. It’s available in the same six lengths as the standard Crile line, from 14cm to 24cm, with a straight jaw throughout.
That 1×2 tooth pattern is the defining difference here, biting into tissue for a more secure hold during clamping, particularly useful for tougher or denser tissue that a purely smooth jaw might not control as reliably. Within our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection, this toothed Crile-Kocher variant fills a role between the smooth Crile and heavier Rochester-Kocher patterns.
Having six lengths under one toothed pattern gives practitioners the flexibility to match reach to field depth without switching to an unrelated hemostat line for the added grip security.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling across all six sizes, keeping their toothed clamping precision dependable over time.