Specification	Material
Toothed Forceps	Stainless Steel, Plastic
Smooth Forceps
Curved Forceps

A Forceps is a surgical instrument used for grasping and holding tissues, dressings, and other medical supplies. They consist of two curved rods with pointed or blunt tips at the end.

Forceps can be made of stainless steel or plastic. Stainless steel forceps are more durable but heavier and conductive. Plastic forceps are lighter and non-conductive but are not as durable as stainless steel forceps.

How to use medical Forceps:

1. Align the tip of the forceps with the object to be grasped or held.
2. Close the handles of the forceps to grasp or hold the object.
3. Maintain the forceps' grasp or hold on the object as needed.

Advantages and Disadvantages:

Stainless Steel Forceps:

1. Advantages: Durable
2. Disadvantages: Heavier, conductive

Plastic Forceps:

1. Advantages: Lighter, non-conductive
2. Disadvantages: Not as durable as stainless steel, can break easily, may not be suitable for grasping or holding hard objects

Forceps are commonly used instruments in surgery. Choosing the right type and material of forceps is crucial to the success of surgery.