A set of ten English-pattern extraction forceps covering upper anteriors, upper and lower premolars and molars, third molars and roots: one each of #1, #7, #13, #17, #18, #22, #33, #51, #67 and #79. Every forceps in the set is sandblasted for a matte finish that minimises glare from the operating light, so the whole set matches on the tray.
- Ten English patterns covering the upper and lower arch, from upper anteriors to third molars and roots
- Handed upper molar pair (#17 right, #18 left) plus #51 bayonet for upper roots
- Sandblasted matte finish that minimises glare from the operating light
- Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel, autoclavable
What's in the set
- #1 Upper centrals and canines, wide
- #7 Upper premolars
- #13 Lower premolars (either side)
- #17 Upper molars, right
- #18 Upper molars, left
- #22 Lower molars
- #33 Lower roots
- #51 Upper roots, bayonet
- #67 Upper third molars (either side)
- #79 Lower third molars (either side)
FAQs
Who is this set for?
It suits a practice or surgery setting up a full English-pattern extraction kit in one order, or replacing a mixed set with ten forceps that share the same finish.
What does the sandblasted finish do?
The forceps are processed with high-pressure bead-blasting to create a uniform matte surface. Unlike a mirror-polished instrument, this matte finish minimises glare and reflection from the operating light. It is a surface finish on the steel itself, not a paint or coating.
Why are English pattern forceps used?
English pattern forceps have a visible hinge screw, giving extra leverage compared with some continental patterns.
Can I buy the forceps individually?
Yes. Each pattern in this set is also available on its own in the same sandblasted finish.
What material are these forceps made from?
They are manufactured from Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel and withstand repeated autoclave sterilisation.
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Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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