Bayonet Bipolar Forceps Angled Up Tips

These bayonet bipolar forceps with angled-up tips are built for procedures where the operative corridor is deep, narrow, or partially obscured. The bayonet shaft offsets the surgeon’s hand from the line of sight, and the 45-degree upward tip angle reaches structures that straight instruments cannot, making the forceps well suited to deep cranial exposure, skull-base dissection, and coagulation near fragile vasculature.

The working tips are solid silver, chosen for its superior conductivity and even heat dispersion. In practice this means less charring and tissue sticking during coagulation, and tips that hold their surface finish across hundreds of reprocessing cycles. An insulated, contoured orange handle keeps the instrument light in the hand and delivers fine tactile feedback through long microsurgical cases.

Beyond neurosurgery, the forceps perform well in ENT, vascular dissection, reconstructive microsurgery, and minimally invasive cranial approaches. Each instrument is manufactured in Southern Germany, is fully reusable, and is validated to withstand 250 or more autoclave cycles without loss of performance.

Specifications

• Lengths: 210mm (100mm working length) and 235mm (125mm working length)
• Tip angle: 45 degrees, angled up
• Micro-tip: 0.6mm wide x 0.5mm long
• Tip material: solid silver, non-stick
• Insulated ergonomic handle
• Fully autoclavable and reusable
• Part numbers: 81460181, 81460182
• Manufactured in Southern Germany

EB MED CO supplies these bipolar forceps directly to hospitals and surgical centres across Canada.