Laparoscopic Tenaculum Forceps
Manufacturer in India

It is a long-shaft laparoscopic instrument with toothed or claw-type jaws designed for firm tissue holding during an approved procedure.

A dedicated online product listing could not be verified. The exact model and specifications must be confirmed before publication.

Possible requirements include single-tooth, double-tooth, claw and vulsellum patterns. Bharat Surgical availability requires confirmation.

It uses a single principal tooth or hook arrangement at the opposing jaws.

It uses multiple tooth-engagement points. Exact geometry differs between models.

It uses curved, pointed or multi-prong jaws for firm mechanical engagement.

Not necessarily. The names may describe related but different jaw patterns and approved uses.

The terms sometimes overlap, but tooth number, jaw shape, length and intended use may differ.

No. A tenaculum uses closing jaws, while a myoma screw uses a threaded working end.

No. A tenaculum uses pointed or strongly engaging jaws; an atraumatic grasper uses a broader, lower-penetration jaw profile.

A 5 mm configuration may be requested, but Bharat Surgical’s exact model must be confirmed.

The dedicated tenaculum working length is not published. State the required length in the enquiry.

Approximately 330 mm is commonly requested for laparoscopic instruments, but it is not yet a verified Bharat tenaculum specification.

These are common procurement options, subject to Bharat Surgical’s confirmed range.

A ring handle may be requested. The approved handle options must be confirmed.

Ratcheted configurations may be requested, subject to model availability.

It maintains the selected jaw-closure position through a mechanical locking system.

It may be available on request, but it requires confirmation.

Rotation is model-dependent. Specify whether a fixed or rotatable instrument is required.

Fixed and detachable configurations may be possible. Obtain the exact component list before ordering.

No compatibility should be assumed. Handle, sheath and insert must belong to an approved system.

A standard model is generally mechanical and non-electrosurgical unless specifically designed and documented otherwise.

Only if the exact model is designed and validated for electrosurgical use.

No. The trocar channel, valve, seal, instrument shaft and closed-jaw profile must be compatible.

Reusable construction is expected for this page, but it must be confirmed for the approved Bharat model.

Use only the sterilisation cycle stated in the approved product-specific IFU.

Sterile or non-sterile supply must be stated in the quotation.

Check for missing, bent, blunt, cracked or misaligned teeth and confirm full jaw closure.

Check engagement, holding, controlled release, wear and alignment.

Follow the model-specific IFU, paying attention to teeth, jaw recesses, hinges and ratchet surfaces.

The instrument should be evaluated through an approved service process. Uncontrolled reshaping may damage the jaws.

Custom configurations may be discussed subject to feasibility, quantity, validation and regulatory requirements.

Sample evaluation may be discussed after the exact model is confirmed.

Yes, subject to approved configuration, quantity, packaging and destination documentation.

Provide the jaw pattern, shaft diameter, length, handle, ratchet, rotation, quantity and delivery destination.