MicroGlide MIS bipolar forceps 10 1/4" working length 6 1/4" bayonet shafts curved up 80° 0.4mm wide non-stick tips with guide stop insulated flat handle

Controlled Access and Precise Bipolar Handling

MicroGlide MIS bipolar forceps are designed for controlled grasping and bipolar instrument handling in minimally invasive procedures. Their 10 1/4-inch overall length and 6 1/4-inch working length support access through deeper operative fields, while the bayonet shafts and 80° upward curve help position the tips without unnecessarily obstructing the working view. The 0.4 mm non-stick tips support focused contact, and the guide stop helps promote consistent tip positioning. An insulated flat handle provides a defined hand interface for cardiovascular and general surgery workflows where reach, orientation, and controlled manipulation matter.

Use Cases

• Accessing and manipulating tissue or small structures through minimally invasive approaches in cardiovascular procedures.
• Supporting controlled grasping and bipolar handling during general surgery procedures.
• Using the 80° upward-curved bayonet shafts to approach targets while maintaining a clear line of sight.
• Applying the 0.4 mm non-stick tips where focused instrument contact and fine handling are required.
• Using the guide stop to help maintain consistent tip positioning during repetitive instrument manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to the facility's procedures and the applicable manufacturer instructions; no specific reprocessing parameters are provided here.
• Inspect the non-stick tips, guide stop, bayonet shafts, insulation, and flat handle before use for damage, deformation, residue, or other changes that could affect handling.
• Handle the 0.4 mm tips carefully and protect them from impact, bending, or contact with other instruments during cleaning and storage.
• Store the forceps in a manner that protects the curved shafts, fine tips, and insulated handle from unnecessary pressure or abrasion.

General use; follow facility protocols.