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Surgery forceps JPTC-MAW Ⅱ
graspingMarylandreusable

Surgery forceps - JPTC-MAW Ⅱ - Japan Polymer Technology Corporation - grasping / Maryland / reusable
Surgery forceps - JPTC-MAW Ⅱ - Japan Polymer Technology Corporation - grasping / Maryland / reusable
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Characteristics

Applications
surgery
Procedure
grasping
Design
Maryland
Options
reusable
Material
plastic
Total length

36 cm
(14.2 in)

Description

Product overview
The Reuse Maryland training forceps series, offered since 2020, has been renewed. Adopted by major medical device manufacturers for training purposes, this reusable Maryland instrument is widely used by healthcare professionals for education and simulation.

Product information
Product name: JPTC-MAW. 20% lighter than previous models. Handle material: Nylon 6. Effective length: 360 mm. Weight: 120 g. Ratchet: none. Cleaning port: yes.

Warnings
Product shape may change without prior notice. This product is not a medical device and is intended solely for educational and training purposes. It must not be used for clinical purposes or on patients. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages arising from clinical use of this product.

Reuse series datasheet
Reuse series datasheet (product-related PDF documentation available).

Technical specifications
  • Product name: JPTC-MAW
  • 20% lighter than previous model
  • Handle material: Nylon 6
  • Effective length: 360 mm
  • Weight: 120 g
  • Ratchet: none
  • Cleaning port: yes
  • Product code: JPTC-MAW
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.