New and used bipolar forceps for sale

Patterns named in the titles include Adson and Jewelers forceps, along with McPherson and Gerald. Laparoscopic Kleppinger bipolar forceps are listed as well, and some come with a bipolar cable. Titles also note insulated, non-stick and irrigating designs, and some forceps are titanium. Makers in the titles include Codman, Ellman and V. Mueller, along with Aesculap and Richard Wolf.

What to check on a bipolar forceps listing

• Tip width and shape. Compare the tip width in millimeters, and check whether the tips are straight, curved or angled.
• Bayonet or straight. Match the style to the forceps you use now. A bayonet forceps has an offset bend between the handle and the tips.
• Length. Compare the overall length in the title with the forceps you are replacing.
• Cable connector. Check that the connector end fits the bipolar cable you use. Some listings include a cable, so read the title and the photos.
• Insulation. Use the photos to look at the insulation and any non-stick coating near the tips.
• Warranty. 30-day warranty against functional defects.

Every instrument is listed in working condition, photographed as it sits on our shelf, and ships from our own inventory. All sales are final. We do not accept returns. Every item ships non-sterile, and your facility processes it before clinical use. Not sure it is the right match? Call (727) 482-5016 before you order.

Read the surgical forceps types guide to compare Adson, bayonet and other forceps patterns. You can also browse electrosurgical equipment.

Clear Choice Medical is an independent dealer and is not affiliated with any manufacturer. Manufacturer names appear only to identify the equipment.