The Graefe Forceps is a fine surgical instrument commonly used for ophthalmic and microsurgical procedures in small animals, including tissue grasping and wound closure in rodent models.

The Graefe Forceps is manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with standard sterilization protocols.

Yes. The Graefe Forceps withstands standard autoclave cycles (121°C, 15 min) and can be reused across multiple procedures when properly cleaned and inspected.

The Graefe Forceps is dimensioned for use with mice and rats, matching the anatomical scale of standard rodent models for safe and effective tissue manipulation.

The Graefe Forceps is available with 0.5 mm or 0.8 mm tip diameters. The 0.5 mm tip is optimized for the most delicate micro-surgical tasks requiring precise tissue engagement, while the 0.8 mm tip provides a slightly firmer grip for general tissue manipulation and wound closure in rodent procedures.