ASI-4125

The image shows a Stagbeetle Bone Holding Forceps, a stainless steel instrument with two finger-ring handles and strong curved jaws that resemble stag beetle mandibles. The jaws are serrated to provide a secure grip on bone surfaces, while the short and robust design ensures strength during orthopedic procedures. This forceps is commonly used in veterinary and human orthopedic surgery to stabilize bone fragments during fixation, plating, or reduction of fractures. Its shape allows firm control while minimizing bone slippage during surgical manipulation.