Ferris Smith Forcep for Tissue Dissection, Grasping Standard surgical protocol for laparotomy requires a grasping instrument that holds the peritoneum without constant manual pressure throughout the operative field. Allis tissue forceps deliver this through interlocking serrated-tip jaws and a multi-position ratchet lock, keeping grip tension set while the surgeon dissects or sutures.For allis clamp designs used daily across general surgery and gynecology, ISO Grade Stainless Steel maintains jaw alignment and ratchet joint precision through repeated autoclave cycles, consistent with material benchmarks for reusable non-sterile instruments. InstrumentPrimary Use and ProcedureDesignAllis Tissue ForcepsGrasping and retracting the peritoneum during laparotomy and abdominal incisionInterlocking serrated-tip jaws, ratchet ring-handle, straight shank Product Features & Specifications Product Name: Allis Tissue Forceps (also referenced as Allis Clamp, Alice Forceps, Allis Forceps, Alli’s Tissue Forceps)Product Type: Tissue Grasping and Retraction ForcepsJaw Profile: Wide jaw with interlocking multi-tooth pattern for firm hold on fascia, bowel, and breast tissueShank Design: Straight, elongated shank for deep and superficial surgical field accessHandle Type: Ergonomic ring-handle with thumb and finger loopsLocking Mechanism: Ratchet lock, multi-position, maintains grip without constant manual pressureMaterial: Stainless SteelFinish: Satin Reusable: YesUsage: Grasping, holding, and retracting dense and fibrous soft tissueSuitable Procedures: Laparotomy, abdominal incision, hysterectomy, cesarean section, orthopedic fracture repair, bowel resection, breast surgery, reconstructive and plastic surgerySpecialties: General Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, Orthopedics, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Thoracic Surgery What are allis tissue forceps used for?Allis tissue forceps are used to grasp, hold, and retract dense soft tissue including fascia, peritoneum, bowel wall, and breast tissue during general surgery, gynecology, and abdominal procedures. What is the difference between allis forceps and allis clamp?Both terms refer to the same instrument; allis clamp and allis tissue forceps describe the identical ratchet-lock, toothed-jaw grasping instrument used for tissue holding across surgical specialties. Can I order in bulk quantities?Yes, Hamsan Surgical specializes in bulk manufacturing and offers flexible order quantities and custom requirements.