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Choose from a selection of high quality, durable and hygienic orthodontics instruments including pliers, wire cutters, wire bending pliers, Boley gauges and more.These reusable stainless steel instruments are designed specifically for dentists and as such are easy to handle, allowing for precision work. They are also easy to sterilize between treatments.Affordable, Reliable InstrumentsWe are proud to stock Medixplus instruments. Medixplus produces affordable, reliable and durable medical …

A Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used by Doctors and Surgeons to hold a suturing needle for closing wounds during surgical procedures. A Needle Holder is similar to a Hemostat Forceps. It comes in several shapes, sizes and straight or curved jaws. Most Needle Holder types have a ratchet lock to hold its position. Needle Holders have short or long jaws with serration (texture) or smooth (non serrated). Most common Needle Holder Types are listed below; Shop Needle Holder Derf Needle …

Hemostat Forceps is a clamp used in surgical procedures to control the flow of fluid. These hemostats are available in many shapes and sizes. Smallest size 3.5 inch to 16 inch in length. Hemostat forceps are also known as artery forceps due the nature of its use. All hemostat forceps features similar appearance; most common features listed below; Grasping jaws with teeth or without teeth or smooth jawsRing HandlesRatchet Locking MechanismMost popular hemostat forceps for a surgical …

Dental Extracting Forceps comes in a variety of styles and shapes. Most commonly available types are; American Pattern and English Pattern a.k.a European Pattern. These pattern can be easily identified from their appearance. Most visible difference is the joint area. American Pattern Dentist Forceps are built in a box joint formation (non visible screw) (Shown in Picture A). While English Pattern Dental Forceps have a visible screw joint a.k.a lap joint (Picture B). American Pattern Dental Force …