Bishop-Harman Forcep 8.5 cm / 3-1/2", Teeth 1:2

The Bishop-Harman Forcep 8.5 cm / 3-1/2" with 1:2 teeth is a very short ophthalmic thumb forcep. The reduced length is its defining characteristic and is chosen deliberately. Ocular tissue must be held with an extremely light and precise touch, and a short instrument places the tips almost directly beneath the fingertips, giving the operator maximum tactile feedback and minimum leverage.

Less leverage means less risk of applying excessive force to a delicate structure. The fine 1:2 teeth hold conjunctiva and eyelid tissue securely without the firm pressure a serrated tip would require. HK Medical Instruments supplies this forcep within its veterinary eye pack, in both toothed and fine patterns.

• Very short 8.5 cm length places the tips beneath the fingertips
• Maximum tactile feedback with minimum leverage on delicate tissue
• Reduced leverage lowers the risk of applying excessive force
• Fine 1:2 teeth hold conjunctiva securely without firm pressure
• Supplied within the HK's veterinary eye pack
• Available in both toothed and fine non-toothed patterns

Why are Bishop-Harman forceps so short?

A short body places the tips near the fingertips, maximising feel and minimising the leverage applied to delicate ocular tissue.

Are they included in a pack?

Yes. The HK veterinary eye pack includes Bishop-Harman forceps in both toothed and fine patterns.

At HK Medical Instruments, we stand behind the quality and performance of our products.

All instruments are eligible for return or replacement within 45 days of delivery if they have a manufacturing defect, malfunction, or do not meet your expectations.

We also offer a lifetime breakage warranty covering breakage resulting from manufacturing or material defects. This warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, improper handling, accidental drops, incorrect cleaning or sterilization, unauthorized repairs, or normal wear and tear.

To request warranty assistance, please contact us at warranty@hkmedins.com with your order details, a description of the issue, and clear photographs of the affected instrument. Our team will review your request and guide you through the return or replacement process.