Collin Hemostatic Forceps 16cm – SF-06-332

Professional Collin Haemostatic Forceps 16cm (SF-06-322) – Also known as Collin Tongue Forceps. Designed for firm grasping of tongue, intestinal tissue, and for haemostasis. Features large looped fenestrated jaws with longitudinal serrations for secure, atraumatic grip. Made from premium German stainless steel, fully autoclavable and CE/ISO certified by SFKS SURGICAL.

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What is Collin Haemostatic Forceps 16cm – SF-06-332?

The Collin Haemostatic Forceps 16cm, Reference No: SF-06-332 from SFKS SURGICAL is a versatile, heavy-duty surgical clamp primarily used as a tongue seizing forceps and intestinal haemostat.

Unlike standard artery forceps, the Collin forceps features large, oval, fenestrated loop jaws with fine longitudinal serrations, which provide a broad, secure grip over a larger area of tissue. This design prevents tissue from slipping and helps control bleeding effectively during general surgery, ENT, and abdominal procedures.

This 16cm size is the most popular and demanded size worldwide for its perfect balance of control and strength.

Key Features & Benefits of SF-06-332:

1. Fenestrated Loop Jaws: Large oval fenestration reduces tissue crushing while providing maximum grip on tongue and bowel.
2. Longitudinal Serrations: Fine inner serrations ensure a non-slip hold for effective haemostasis.
3. 16cm Optimal Length: Ideal for ENT, general surgery, and gynecology procedures.
4. Premium German Stainless Steel: Manufactured from AISI 410/420 surgical grade steel – corrosion-resistant and durable.
5. Box Joint & Ratchet Lock: Smooth ratchet action with secure lock for sustained clamping pressure.
6. Fully Autoclavable & Reusable: Withstands sterilization at 134°C, satin finish for anti-glare.

Technical Specifications:

Attribute

Details

Product Name

Collin Haemostatic Forceps / Tongue Forceps

Reference No

SF-06-332

Overall Length

16cm / 6.25 Inches

Jaw Type

Fenestrated, Looped, Longitudinally Serrated

Pattern

Collin

Material

German Stainless Steel

Finish

Satin / Mirror

Lock

Ratchet Lock

Sterilization

Autoclavable, Reusable

Brand

SFKS SURGICAL

Certification

CE, ISO 13485

Clinical Applications:

  • Grasping and retracting the tongue during ENT surgery
  • Holding intestinal tissue and stomach tissue
  • Haemostasis – controlling bleeding in general surgery
  • Securing drapes and swabs

Why Buy from SFKS SURGICAL?
SFKS SURGICAL instruments are trusted in 50+ countries for precision, durability, and affordable factory-direct pricing. Bulk stock of SF-06-332 available for immediate shipment with private labeling & OEM service.


FAQ Section

Q1: What is Collin forceps used for?
Collin forceps, also called Collin tongue forceps, is used to hold the tongue, control bleeding (haemostasis), and grasp intestinal tissue during surgery.

Q2: What is the difference between Collin and Allis forceps?
Collin has large fenestrated loop jaws with longitudinal serrations for broad tissue, while Allis has 3×4 or 5×6 interlocking teeth for firm skin grip.

Q3: What is the size of SF-06-332?
SF-06-322 is 16cm long, the most standard size for Collin Haemostatic Forceps.

 

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