Material: Usually made of high-quality stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization.
Design Types: Available in various designs such as straight, curved, serrated, or smooth tips, depending on the intended use (grasping, holding, or dissecting tissue).
Tip Configuration: Tips can be fine or broad; serrated or smooth—allowing precision gripping without causing tissue damage.
Locking Mechanism: Some forceps come with a ratchet or locking system to hold tissues or objects securely without continuous hand pressure.
Size and Length: Available in multiple sizes ranging from small (for delicate work like ophthalmic surgery) to large (for heavy-duty use).
Ergonomics: Designed for comfort and control, with textured or grooved handles to prevent slipping during procedures.
Sterilization Compatibility: Autoclavable and resistant to repeated sterilization cycles.