Product name: Disposable biopsy forceps
[Structural Composition] Disposable biopsy forceps consist of thumb ring (suitable for I-type handle), handle, sliding handle, catheter, spring
Reed hose, needle piece (suitable for A-type, C-type, E-type, G-type pliers head types), pliers head and protective cap.
1 handle 2 slide handle 3 guide tube 4 spring hose 5 jaws 6 protective cap
[Material composition]The handle and sliding handle are ABS, the spring hose is SUS304/PE, the clamp head is SUS302, and the needle piece is SUS304
The biopsy forceps provided by our company can provide eight types of forceps
if you need other types of forceps, you can click on the company's other product links to view
Type A (hook toothed with needle) Type B (hook tooth without needle) Type C(hook flat mouth with needle) Type D(hook flat mouth without needle)
Type E(connecting rod toothed belt needle) Type F (connecting rod tooth shape without needle) Type G (connecting rod flat port with needle) Type H(connecting rod flat port without needle)
as shown in the figure, the product link is B type forceps
[Application]Disposable biopsy forceps are used for endoscopic biopsy of digestive tract, respiratory tract, bronchus, etc. or for clamping and removing foreign bodies. The forceps head can be unilaterally deflected, which is conducive to easier clamping of lesions or foreign bodies during surgery.
Specification
| Part No. |
Diameter of pliers cup (mm) |
Opening(mm) |
Effective Length (cm) |
Needle or not |
Coated Plastic |
Channel(mm) |
Handle Type |
Clamp Head Classification |
| SD-01-B2316J-N |
2.3 |
6.7 |
1600 |
NO |
NO |
2.8 |
non-rotatable |
Alligator |
Soudon service
OEM:your company logo or name,color,detail specification of product
Quality: As long as there is damage due to non-human reasons, we provide free replacement
Support: We will try our best to provide the documents needed by suppliers to support the cooperation
Main performance of the product
1. The opening and closing of the pliers should be easy and flexible without jamming.
2 All connections of sampling tongs should be firm.
3 The coil of the spring hose of the sampling tongs should be tight and straight without obvious gaps and bends.
4 The surface of the spring hose of the sampling tongs should be smooth and even in color, and there should be no sharp edges or burrs.
5 The product is sterilized by ethylene oxide and is for one-time use.
Instructions
1 Select the sampling forceps that match the endoscope, open the package, and remove the protective cap.
2 Pull the sliding handle to close the forceps head and insert the forceps into the biopsy channel of the endoscope.
3 Slowly push the sampling forceps until the head can be seen under the endoscope.
4 Push the forceps to the biopsy site, push the sliding handle to open the forceps head, and push it closer to the biopsy tissue.
5 Select a suitable angle and push the sampling forceps into the biopsy tissue.
6 Pull the slide handle to close the forceps heads around the tissue. Note: If the clamp head cannot be closed, you can take out the endoscope and sampling forceps as a whole, then manually close the clamp head, and withdraw the sampling forceps from the endoscope.
7 Applying light pressure on the slide handle to keep the jaws closed as they exit the endoscope, pull the forceps back from the channel until it is free from the endoscope.
8 Push the sliding handle, open the forceps head, and remove the sampled tissue.
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ABOUT SOUDON:
Zhejiang Shouding Medical Technology Co., Ltd. is an emerging brand company specializing in the R&D, production and sales of endoscopic minimally invasive interventional high-value medical devices. Established in December 2020, it is located in the world-famous beautiful West Lake - Hangzhou City.
The company covers an area of nearly 4,500 square meters, with standardized workshops, 100,000-level purification workshops and 10,000-level laboratories, equipped with advanced production and testing equipment.
How the Disposable Biopsy Forceps Works
The endoscopic biopsy forceps are used to enter the gastrointestinal tract via a flexible endoscope to obtain tissue samples in order to understand disease pathology. The forceps are available in four configurations to address a variety of clinical needs, including tissue acquisition.
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