<p>Babcock Forceps are ratcheted, finger ring, non-perforating instruments widely used to grasp delicate tissues during multiple surgeries, most&nbsp;commonly&nbsp;laparotomies&nbsp;and intestinal procedures. Babcock and&nbsp;Allis forceps are similar, but the Babcock&#39;s wider grasp&nbsp;is less traumatic. These forceps can be opened to enlarge the passage when perforating hypogastric connective tissues&nbsp;lateromedially. The&nbsp;forceps are available in multiple styles and lengths, including&nbsp;6 1/4, 8, 9 1/2, and 5 1/2 inches. The delicate 6 mm-wide jaws are&nbsp;designed to&nbsp;hold, but not damage, the hypogastric connective tissues.</p>

<p><strong>Other features:</strong></p>

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	<li>German stainless steel</li>
	<li>Fenestrated tips</li>
	<li>Circumferential&nbsp;triangle,&nbsp;horizontal serrations, and jaws</li>
	<li>Well-suited for grasping tubular structures</li>
	<li>Reusable&nbsp;after sterilization</li>
	<li>High tensile strength</li>
	<li>Rust- and corrosion-resistant</li>
	<li>Low maintenance</li>
</ul>