Laparoscopic Spoon Forceps 10mm Rotatable – 33cm Surgical Grasper for Precision Stone & Tissue Handling

The Laparoscopic Spoon Forceps 10mm Rotatable – 33cm is a premium-grade surgical instrument designed to deliver precise grasping, deep access, and controlled manipulation during laparoscopic procedures. Engineered for clinical accuracy, this forceps is ideal for surgeons performing stone removal, soft tissue manipulation, and general minimally invasive surgeries. Its spoon-shaped jaw provides a secure and gentle grip on stones and tissues, reducing trauma and improving surgical outcomes.

Constructed from high-quality German stainless steel, the instrument offers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and reliability even after repeated sterilization cycles in an autoclave. The rotatable shaft enhances maneuverability, allowing surgeons to adjust angles effortlessly for optimal access in confined anatomical spaces.

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Key Features

• Spoon-Shaped Jaw – Designed for secure and effective holding of stones or delicate tissues with minimal trauma.
• 10mm Shaft Diameter – Compatible with standard laparoscopic trocars for broad clinical use.
• 33cm Length – Offers deep surgical reach into the abdominal cavity for precise interventions.
• Rotatable Design – Allows 360° shaft rotation (where applicable) for superior control and positioning.
• Reusable & Autoclavable – Built for long-term use with easy sterilization and cost-effective performance.
• German Stainless Steel Construction – Ensures high strength, corrosion resistance, and repeated cycle durability.

Technical Specifications

Benefits & Clinical Use

The Laparoscopic Spoon Forceps 10mm Rotatable – 33cm provides reliable performance in a wide range of minimally invasive procedures, including gallstone or kidney stone extraction and soft tissue handling. Its ergonomic design helps reduce surgeon fatigue and enhances surgical precision. With a rotatable shaft, hospital teams can perform complex maneuvers without strain, ensuring safer and more efficient interventions.