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Zimmer 4812-01 Self-Holding Forceps Orthopedic 3-1/2"
• Model: 4812-01
• Overall Length: 3-1/2 inches
Improve procedural precision with the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps Orthopedic 3‑1/2″, a compact and reliable instrument engineered for secure management of small hardware in orthopedic trauma and fixation surgeries. Constructed from high‑grade surgical stainless steel, this self‑holding forceps combines durability with corrosion resistance and repeated autoclave compatibility — a hallmark of genuine Zimmer Biomet surgical instruments. Its 3‑1/2″ overall length makes it perfectly suited for use in confined surgical fields where controlled grasping of screws, pins, and small implants is critical to procedural success.
Designed with a spring‑loaded or locking grip mechanism, the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps securely retains small components without constant manual pressure, helping surgeons and OR teams maintain focus on accurate placement and alignment. This ergonomic instrument reduces the risk of losing control of delicate hardware during reduction and fixation steps, supporting smooth operation flow in small fragment plating and trauma applications. Its self‑holding action enhances efficiency by freeing up hands when stabilizing or preparing to torque a screw into position.
Ideal for use in orthopedic trauma centers, surgical suites, and specialized fixation sets, the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps integrates seamlessly with small‑fragment and universal locking instrument trays. Whether assisting with distal extremity fracture repairs or assisting in meticulous implant positioning, this self‑holding forceps delivers reliable performance and trusted OEM quality — helping teams achieve consistent procedural outcomes with enhanced control and confidence.
These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Zimmer 4812-01 Self-Holding Forceps Orthopedic 3-1/2"
• Model: 4812-01
• Overall Length: 3-1/2 inches
Improve procedural precision with the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps Orthopedic 3‑1/2″, a compact and reliable instrument engineered for secure management of small hardware in orthopedic trauma and fixation surgeries. Constructed from high‑grade surgical stainless steel, this self‑holding forceps combines durability with corrosion resistance and repeated autoclave compatibility — a hallmark of genuine Zimmer Biomet surgical instruments. Its 3‑1/2″ overall length makes it perfectly suited for use in confined surgical fields where controlled grasping of screws, pins, and small implants is critical to procedural success.
Designed with a spring‑loaded or locking grip mechanism, the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps securely retains small components without constant manual pressure, helping surgeons and OR teams maintain focus on accurate placement and alignment. This ergonomic instrument reduces the risk of losing control of delicate hardware during reduction and fixation steps, supporting smooth operation flow in small fragment plating and trauma applications. Its self‑holding action enhances efficiency by freeing up hands when stabilizing or preparing to torque a screw into position.
Ideal for use in orthopedic trauma centers, surgical suites, and specialized fixation sets, the Zimmer 4812‑01 Self‑Holding Forceps integrates seamlessly with small‑fragment and universal locking instrument trays. Whether assisting with distal extremity fracture repairs or assisting in meticulous implant positioning, this self‑holding forceps delivers reliable performance and trusted OEM quality — helping teams achieve consistent procedural outcomes with enhanced control and confidence.
These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.
