Coaptation Non-Stick Nadler Bipolar Forceps with a thick design are robust and sturdy surgical instruments designed for a specific purpose. These forceps are characterized by their strong, thick jaws that provide a secure and firm grip when used in various medical procedures. The substantial design allows for the manipulation and stabilization of tissues, making them particularly useful in wound closure and suturing tasks. Surgeons rely on coaptation forceps with a thick design for their durability and ability to effectively bring tissues together during surgery, ensuring a secure and successful coaptation or closure process. These forceps exemplify the importance of having the right tools in the operating room to achieve precise and reliable surgical outcomes. EU Coaptation Non-Stick Nadler bipolar forceps are used in neurosurgery for precise tissue manipulation and hemostasis during delicate procedures. These have specific design of electromagnetic plug and non-stick tips for efficient coagulation; commonly present in length ranging from 11.5-15cm with tip sizes 0.5-2mm. Its principal characteristic is their non-stick tips that are expensive than regular tips due to their assistance in unwanted effects of tissue sticking to the tip in operations.