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SKU: RS-JAW-7003
Babcock Grasper Jaw — Medium
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Estimated arrival by Fri, 11 Sep · dispatched in 1 working day.
7-day returns
Report damage or a mismatch within 7 days of delivery.
Warranty
12 months against manufacturing defects
The laparoscopic Babcock carries over the defining feature of the open instrument: a broad, fenestrated, rounded jaw that encircles tissue instead of compressing it.
That geometry is what makes it the correct instrument for bowel and appendix. Tissue sits within the fenestration rather than between two closing faces, so it can be held and moved without the crush injury a toothed grasper leaves behind — and bowel handled with the wrong instrument shows it afterwards.
The medium jaw suits appendix, small bowel and fallopian tube. Best used on a ratcheted handle where the hold has to be maintained, though the atraumatic profile means an accidental over-grip is far more forgiving than it would be with a toothed jaw. 5 mm insert, stainless steel, autoclavable.
- Size
- 5 mm
- Pattern
- Babcock, medium
- Jaw
- Fenestrated, atraumatic
- Fitting
- Standard quarter-turn insert
- Material
- Surgical stainless steel
- Weight
- 0.04 kg
Shipping
Orders placed before 2 PM are dispatched the same working day.
Orders above ₹2,000 ship free. Below that, a flat charge of ₹79 applies. Typical delivery is 5 days across India.
Returns
This product can be returned within 7 days of delivery if it arrives damaged, incorrect or unused in its original packaging.
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Fine tip, gets into the plane
Dr. Vikram Sethi Verified purchase
Tapers properly to the tip without splaying under load. For clearing Calot's triangle it does exactly what a Maryland should.
— Urologist, New Delhi
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Good grip, as aggressive as advertised
Dr. Sandeep Joshi Verified purchase
Holds absolutely everything, which is the point — just make sure you are using it on tissue that is coming out. Exactly as described.
— Surgical Gastroenterologist, Mumbai
12 found this helpful
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Genuinely atraumatic
OT Technician, City Care Hospital
We handle bowel with this and see none of the marking that a toothed jaw leaves. The fenestration works as intended.
— Theatre Services, Surat
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Blade timing is correct
Dr. Manish Rawat
Cuts only after the seal completes, which is the safety behaviour you want. No incidents in several months of use.
— Surgical Registrar, Dehradun
20 found this helpful
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Parallel closure holds thin tissue
Dr. Imran Shaikh Verified purchase
Pressure spreads across the whole face rather than pinching at the tip. Peritoneum and adhesions survive being held, which was not true of our old grasper.
— General Surgeon, Aurangabad
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Gold coating makes a difference
Dr. Kavita Menon
Charring is far less than our previous steel sealer, so seal quality stays consistent through a case and there is much less cleaning between applications.
— Consultant Surgeon, Thiruvananthapuram
17 found this helpful
Questions about this product, answered by our team. Can't see yours? Contact us and we will add it here.
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Will these inserts fit handles from another manufacturer?
Asked by Dr. Vikram Sethi · 27 Aug 2026
AThey use the standard quarter-turn 5 mm insert fitting, which is common across most manufacturers. Send us a photograph of your handle collet and we will confirm before you order.
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What is the advantage of the gold coating on the sealer?
Asked by OT Technician, City Care Hospital · 04 May 2026
AGold conducts better than steel and tissue chars onto it far less readily, so seal quality stays consistent across repeated applications and the jaw needs much less cleaning during a case.
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Which grasper should I use on bowel?
Asked by Dr. Manish Rawat · 31 Mar 2026
AUse the Babcock or the atraumatic pattern. Both are designed to hold without crushing. Do not use the toothed patterns on bowel — they are intended for tissue being removed.
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Can the jaw inserts be sharpened or reconditioned?
Asked by Dr. Imran Shaikh · 04 Mar 2026
AScissors inserts can be reground a limited number of times. Grasper jaws are not resharpened — once the serrations wear, the insert is replaced. Inserts are individually stocked for that reason.
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How many inserts would you recommend for a starter set?
Asked by Dr. Meera Iyer · 23 Feb 2026
AA Maryland dissector, an atraumatic grasper, a Babcock, a toothed grasper and a scissors insert will cover most general laparoscopic work. Add the alligator for retrieval and a sealer if you have a suitable generator.
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