Straight angled forceps are a common and versatile surgical instrument used across various medical specialties. These forceps, as the name suggests, have straight, non-curved jaws that come together to grasp, hold, or manipulate tissues, sutures, or other surgical materials during procedures. They come in various lengths and sizes to suit different surgical needs, from delicate microsurgery to general surgery. The straight design allows for precise and controlled handling of tissues and materials, making them invaluable in tasks such as suturing, tissue dissection, or holding sutures while tying knots. These forceps are typically made of high-quality stainless steel for durability, ease of sterilization, and resistance to corrosion. Surgeons rely on straight forceps for their simplicity, effectiveness, and reliability in the operating room. Their ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip and allows for delicate maneuvers, contributing to successful surgical outcomes across a wide range of medical disciplines.