These 5.9 in (15 cm) No. 16 tissue forceps (TP16 pattern) have angled working ends with short, inward-curved tips. Each opposing tip has a 4×4 tooth pattern; the toothed ends measure 4 × 2 mm (width × length) for holding soft tissue and flap margins during suturing.

The non-locking, spring-action thumb handle gives the clinician direct control over grasping and release. Unlike a locking tissue forceps, it can be used to regrasp or reposition the tissue without disengaging a catch.

Why Clinicians Choose It

The angled, hooked working ends can approach a flap margin from the side, while the opposing teeth provide a defined grip on the tissue edge. This pattern is particularly useful when the clinician needs to make several small adjustments along a suture line.

RELATED OPTIONS

Need a locking tissue forceps?

SKU 6528 – Fox Locking Tissue Forceps (TP50L Pattern) – 5.9 in (15 cm). Compare the Fox TP50L pattern with an integrated holding mechanism.

KEY FEATURES

  • Angled, inward-curved tips – Hook-shaped working ends for approaching flap and incision margins
  • 4×4 opposing teeth – Toothed gripping ends for holding tissue during suturing
  • 4 × 2 mm tip dimensions – Confirmed width × length of the toothed working ends
  • Non-locking spring-action handle – Adjust or release tissue directly through thumb pressure
  • 5.9 in (15 cm) overall length – Standard-length No. 16 tissue forceps
  • Surgical-grade stainless steel – Steam autoclavable and reusable

No. 16 Tissue Forceps (TP16 Pattern) – 5.9 in (15 cm)

No. 16 Tissue Forceps (TP16 Pattern) – 5.9 in (15 cm)

No. 16 (TP16) tissue forceps, 5.9 in (15 cm), with angled, inward-curved 4×4 toothed tips measuring 4 × 2 mm (width × length) for grasping flap margins during suturing. Non-locking thumb handle.

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These 5.9 in (15 cm) No. 16 tissue forceps (TP16 pattern) have angled working ends with short, inward-curved tips. Each opposing tip has a 4×4 tooth pattern; the toothed ends measure 4 × 2 mm (width × length) for holding soft tissue and flap margins during suturing.

The non-locking, spring-action thumb handle gives the clinician direct control over grasping and release. Unlike a locking tissue forceps, it can be used to regrasp or reposition the tissue without disengaging a catch.

Why Clinicians Choose It

The angled, hooked working ends can approach a flap margin from the side, while the opposing teeth provide a defined grip on the tissue edge. This pattern is particularly useful when the clinician needs to make several small adjustments along a suture line.

RELATED OPTIONS

Need a locking tissue forceps?

SKU 6528 – Fox Locking Tissue Forceps (TP50L Pattern) – 5.9 in (15 cm). Compare the Fox TP50L pattern with an integrated holding mechanism.

KEY FEATURES

  • Angled, inward-curved tips – Hook-shaped working ends for approaching flap and incision margins
  • 4×4 opposing teeth – Toothed gripping ends for holding tissue during suturing
  • 4 × 2 mm tip dimensions – Confirmed width × length of the toothed working ends
  • Non-locking spring-action handle – Adjust or release tissue directly through thumb pressure
  • 5.9 in (15 cm) overall length – Standard-length No. 16 tissue forceps
  • Surgical-grade stainless steel – Steam autoclavable and reusable

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