
Tebbetts Monopolar Hand Active Forceps | Fingertip-Controlled Coagulation
The Tebbetts monopolar hand active forceps from Adas Instruments let the surgeon grasp and coagulate in one motion: a hand-switching button on the shaft activates monopolar current the instant a bleeder is held, with no foot pedal search mid-dissection. The fine Tebbetts-pattern tips grip precisely in facelift, breast and body-contouring planes, while the insulated shaft keeps current delivery confined to the tip.
Key Features of Tebbetts Monopolar forceps
- Hand-active (hand-switching) button, coagulate without a foot pedal
- Fine Tebbetts-pattern tips for precise vessel pickup
- Fully insulated shaft; current delivered only at the tip
- Supplied with a reusable monopolar cable fitting standard generators
- German surgical stainless steel; autoclavable (cable included, autoclavable)
Applications of monopolar hand switching forceps
Facelift and neck-lift flap hemostasis, breast surgery pocket dissection, abdominoplasty and general plastic surgery, anywhere single-handed grasp-and-coagulate speeds the case and reduces assistant dependence.
Specifications of monopolar forceps with cable
- Pattern: Tebbetts, hand-switching monopolar
- Connection: standard monopolar generator via included cable
- Shaft: insulated; tips: fine serrated
- Material: German surgical stainless steel
- Reusable and autoclavable
People Also Ask
What are monopolar hand active forceps used for?
They grasp tissue and deliver monopolar coagulation through the same instrument, activated by a button under the surgeon’s finger, used for rapid hemostasis during facelift, breast and body-contouring dissection.
What does “hand active” (hand-switching) mean?
The activation switch is on the instrument itself rather than a foot pedal, so the surgeon controls coagulation with a fingertip while keeping eyes and hands on the field.
Do these forceps work with my electrosurgical generator?
Yes, the included monopolar cable fits standard generator monopolar ports; confirm your connector style when ordering and we will match the cable.
Related instruments and categories
Suction Coagulator runs off the same generator, clears the field and coagulates through one instrument.
Both are listed under Electrosurgery Instruments, where the range is grouped by the job each instrument does. Adas Instruments makes every pattern here at its own plant in Sialkot, Pakistan.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.