GS-NS-101 Neurosurgical Instruments

Yasargil Micro Tumor Grasping Cup Forceps

The Graste Surgical Yasargil Micro Tumor Cup Forceps are engineered for precise dissection, debulking, and grasping of delicate cranial neoplasms. The bayonet contour keeps the surgeon's hands outside the optical field of the surgical microscope, providing an unobstructed line of sight down the deep corridor.

Precision Engineering Highlights

  • Offset bayonet geometry for clear microscopic field of view
  • Ultra-gentle atraumatic cup edges prevent tissue slippage
  • Balanced spring tension calibrated to reduce surgical hand fatigue
  • Satin matte finish eliminates disruptive operating theater glare

Technical Specifications

Article / Product Code GS-NS-101
Surgical Category Neurosurgical Instruments
Total Length 185 mm / 210 mm / 240 mm (Custom lengths available on request)
Tip Style Cupped round micro jaws, lightly serrated perimeter
Shaft Profile Bayonet ergonomic profile with fine spring action
Material Grade Surgical Grade Stainless Steel (AISI 420 / German Grade equivalent)
Surface Finish Satin Anti-Glare Micro-Bead Blast Finish
Handle Style Flat serrated grip with tactile micro-spring
Reusability Reusable precision surgical instrument
Sterilization Steam autoclave compatible (134°C / 273°F)
Packaging Individual sterile-grade protective sheath & custom pouch
Regulatory Status Manufacturer technical file available on inquiry
Customization Private labeling, laser etching & custom tip dimensions available
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) Flexible wholesale batches (Available on inquiry)
Customization & OEM Custom laser marking, custom tips, and private packaging available

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