Tooth count decides how the grip is distributed. A 1×2 configuration concentrates everything at a single interlocking point — secure, but the whole load sits on one spot of tissue. Going to 2×3 puts five points in play, so the same holding force is divided across a broader area. The tissue is held just as firmly while no single point carries enough load to crush or tear through it.
That makes the pattern suited to tissue of varying thickness, which is the ordinary case rather than the exception. A wound edge is rarely uniform; a fine-toothed forceps that grips the thin part perfectly may slip off the thick part, and vice versa. Multiple teeth engage whatever thickness presents itself at each point. At 12 cm the forceps stay in the standard Adson working range for facial, plastic and general use.
Specifications
| Pattern | Adson tissue forceps |
| Overall length | 12 cm (4-3/4″) |
| Teeth | 2×3 |
| Use | Handling tissue of varying thickness |
| Material | German stainless steel |
| Autoclavable | Yes |
| SKU | NJM-14380 |





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