Bayonet Bipolar Angled Up Forceps are specialized surgical instruments characterized by their unique, angled tips that resemble the shape of a bayonet. These forceps are designed for specific surgical applications where access to confined or challenging areas is required. The angled tips allow surgeons to reach and grasp tissues, vessels, or foreign objects in tight spaces, making them particularly valuable in minimally invasive procedures and surgeries that demand precision. Due to their specific design, bayonet forceps are often used in neurosurgery, ophthalmology, and other fields where delicate and intricate maneuvers are necessary. Surgeons appreciate their versatility and ability to access anatomical structures that may be difficult to reach with straight forceps. Bayonet forceps come in various lengths and tip configurations to suit the requirements of different surgical procedures. They are typically made from high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability, easy sterilization, and resistance to corrosion, essential qualities for instruments used in the demanding environment of the operating room. EU Bayonet Bipolar Angled Up Forceps are used for precise coagulation and dissection in areas with limited downward visibility. They are typically made of stainless steel with an angled downward tip for improved access and control. These forceps feature electromagnetic plug for accurate application of electrical current in surgical procedures; typically comes in lengths 11.5-15cm with tip sizes 0.5-2mm with non-stick, angled up silver tips.