Ferris-Smith Tissue Forceps – 1×2 or 2×3 Teeth, Serrated

The two tooth options are for genuinely different tissue. 1×2 interlocks at a single point, which is the firmest hold a forceps can take and the right choice for dense fascia or a wound edge under real traction. 2×3 puts five points in play, spreading the same force so that softer or more variable tissue is held without a single point carrying enough load to tear through.

What both share is the steel-serrated tip and the ridged wide thumb grip. This is the plain-steel sibling of the carbide needle version — appropriate where the work is tissue rather than needles, since steel serrations hold soft material perfectly well and only flatten when repeatedly closed on hardened needle bodies. The wide grip is what allows sustained use: tissue forceps are held closed for long stretches, and a narrow grip concentrates that effort into two fingertips.

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