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Hardy Bipolar Forceps

Also called Hardy Non-Stick Insulated Bipolar Bayonet Forceps

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Length
8¼ in
Setups
6

A bayonet-shaped bipolar forceps with fine tips and a cord post at the end of the handle. The body is insulated (blue) down to the bare tips, which have a non-stick mirror finish.

Primary uses

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Coagulates small vessels and tissue held between its tips and doubles as a fine forceps, mainly in neurosurgery and ENT.

Sizes & variants

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8¼″210 mm

Working length about 4 3/4 in (121 mm), with 0.7 mm tips. Made insulated or uninsulated.

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