The Gruenwald Nasal Forceps in the through-cutting pattern handles the full range of nasal tissue — mucosa, cartilage and small bone fragments — with a jaw that severs rather than tears. That single capability covers most of what a septoplasty or functional sinus procedure demands, which is why the Gruenwald sits on almost every nasal tray as a general-purpose cutting instrument rather than a specialised one.
Three bite sizes are offered. The choice follows the tissue: the smallest for precise work on a mucosal margin near a critical structure, the largest for clearing bulk cartilage or bony spur. The 11.4 cm shaft reaches the middle meatus and anterior ethmoid comfortably.
Specifications
| Pattern | Gruenwald, through-cutting |
| Shaft Length | 11.4 cm (4½″) |
| Bite Sizes | Three sizes available |
| Application | Soft tissue, cartilage and bone fragment excision |
| Material | Surgical-grade stainless steel |
| Autoclavable | Yes – standard autoclaving |
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