Disposable Endoscopic Grasping Forceps for Safe & Precise Retrieval

The Disposable Grasping Forceps are single‑use endoscopic instruments designed for secure grasping, manipulation, and retrieval of foreign bodies, tissues, stones, clots, and medical devices from the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts. Used in conjunction with flexible endoscopes, these forceps deliver precise control, strong gripping force, and smooth operation , making them essential tools in routine and emergency endoscopic procedures. Our disposable grasping forceps are widely applied in gastroscopy, colonoscopy, bronchoscopy, and foreign body removal , offering multiple jaw designs to suit different clinical scenarios.

Key Features & Benefits

• Strong & Reliable Grasping Performance:
• Precision‑engineered jaws provide firm grip on tissues, stones, stents, and foreign objects without slippage.
• Low‑Friction Coated Shaft:  Lubricious surface with a low coefficient of friction ensures smooth insertion and withdrawal while protecting the endoscope working channel.
• High‑Strength Riveted Joint:  Improved joint structure delivers enhanced durability, stable force transmission, and reliable performance under load.
• Multiple Jaw Designs Available:  Alligator jaw, rat tooth jaw, and rat tooth alligator jaw configurations address a wide range of retrieval needs.
• Precise Control & Smooth Operation:  Optimized opening and closing mechanism improves maneuverability and targeting accuracy.
• Single‑Use & Sterile Packaging:  Eliminates cross‑contamination risk and removes the need for reprocessing.

Clinical Applications

Disposable grasping forceps are intended for use with flexible endoscopes to:

• Remove foreign bodies from the alimentary tract
• Retrieve stones, clots, polyps, and tissue fragments
• Assist in stent removal and device retrieval
• Support EMR and ESD procedures
• Perform safe tissue manipulation during diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy

Applicable anatomical areas include the esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon, and respiratory tract .