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The combination flat-nose plier/cutter, featuring a 3.5mm tapered tip and 17-gauge cutting capacity, delivers dual functionality for wire bending and cutting in orthodontic and fixation hardware work. Tapered nose geometry enables precise gripping and positioning of small wires and pins. Integrated cutting edge handles wire and thin plate sections up to 1.5mm.
Features & Benefits
Flat‑nose pliers with serrated jaws and a 5mm tip at 140mm grip wires, pins, and small fixation hardware during orthopedic and dental work. The serrated jaw anchors the grip, and the flat nose profile keeps the working face square against the held object.
Flat‑nose pliers with serrated jaws and a 2mm taper deliver precision manipulation of small plates, screws, and wires in orthopedic fixation. The serrated surfaces prevent slipping during intraoperative adjustment, while the 152mm length supports controlled force application in tight surgical fields. Stainless steel construction maintains reliability across repeated cases.
Heavy‑duty locking pliers with a 9.5mm wide jaw and reinforced hinge accommodate thick or dense orthopedic structures. The self‑locking lever and adjustment screw deliver reliable grip under sustained tension, and the 203mm length provides mechanical advantage for bone and fixation work.
Needle‑nose locking pliers with 63.5mm jaw length and 5mm tip width deliver variable grip on small orthopedic hardware and bone fragments. The locking mechanism enables hands‑free clamping during intraoperative positioning or assembly, while the 241mm overall length provides mechanical advantage for secure fastening. Stainless steel construction resists wear.
These needle-nose locking pliers provide secure gripping force for wire and small-diameter fixation components in orthopedic assembly. The 300mm overall length extends reach into deep surgical fields, while the tapered tips access confined anatomical spaces. Stainless steel construction withstands routine sterilization and multiple case uses.
These needle-nose pliers feature fine-pointed jaws for grasping small bone fragments, pins, and hardware during orthopedic assembly and reduction. The precision tip design permits manipulation of fine hardware in narrow surgical spaces without bulk. Stainless-steel construction ensures corrosion resistance and durability through repeated sterilization and orthopedic case use.
These precision needle‑nose pliers with 1mm tips manipulate small diameter wire and delicate orthopedic implants during minimally invasive reduction and fixation. The tapered jaw profile allows access into confined spaces within the joint capsule and around bony landmarks. At 130mm, they enable fine control in percutaneous procedures.
These delicate needle‑nose pliers feature precision‑ground jaws designed for fine wire and fixation manipulation in small‑field orthopedic work. The 140mm length provides steady reach without excess leverage, while the straight geometry maintains contact visibility during assembly or adjustment. Stainless steel jaws retain sharpness through multiple reprocessing cycles.
Serrated needle‑nose pliers tapered to 2mm deliver firm grip on small hardware and wire segments in hand and wrist orthopedic fixation. The serration pattern locks round or irregularly‑shaped fasteners without slipping, essential for secure intraoperative adjustment. At 140mm, the shaft supports single‑hand manipulation in confined spaces.
These parallel-jaw pliers provide consistent flat-face engagement for wire bending and manipulation in orthopedic frame assembly. The side-cut configuration allows surgeons to section wires cleanly without jaw deflection. The 185mm length and straight geometry support precise control during intraoperative adjustment of external fixation systems.
Pin pulling pliers with tungsten carbide construction and a 3mm grooved jaw geometry is designed for controlled extraction of orthopedic pins and wires from bone and intramedullary canal locations without shearing or deforming the hardware. The groove jaw profile prevents slipping, while carbide composition withstands repeated use.
The slip‑joint pliers with 10mm jaws provide adjustable grip width for holding variable‑size hardware and bone fragments during orthopedic assembly. The 203mm length delivers leverage suitable for tightening or loosening fixation bolts in open reduction scenarios. Stainless steel jaws resist wear through multiple instrument cycles.
Slip‑joint pliers with 197mm overall length deliver adjusted jaw width for general orthopedic assembly and manipulation tasks. The slip mechanism accommodates varied material diameters, and the straight geometry supports both fine positioning and moderate gripping force.
Wire bending pliers are engineered for intraoperative shaping and manipulation of small‑diameter orthopedic wire, particularly in arthroscopic or minimally‑invasive spinal work. At 152mm, the straight configuration maintains visual control during fine bending maneuvers. Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and maintains tool precision across repeated cases.
The wire extraction pliers, featuring tungsten carbide double-action jaws and serrated grip surfaces, provides superior holding power for orthodontic and fixation wire removal in orthopedic procedures. Double-action leverage multiplies mechanical advantage, reducing hand force required for stubborn wire extraction. Serrated 2mm jaws prevent slippage during controlled wire withdrawal.
Wire extraction pliers with tungsten carbide double-action jaws and 6mm serrated edge geometry deliver superior grip force and durability for removing fixed orthodontic wires and rigid fixation hardware from periosteum and cortical surfaces. The 178mm length and carbide jaw construction maintain cutting edge across multiple extraction cases without slipping or galling.
These narrow‑nose wire‑pulling pliers feature tapered serrated jaws that converge to 3.5mm, providing precise grip on orthodontic wires during reduction and manipulation. The tapered jaw geometry distributes compressive force across the intramedullary wire without crushing periosteal attachments. Extended 191mm length allows access to posterior segments during ligature placement.
This wire‑cutting pliers in tungsten carbide construction handles hard orthodontic and orthopedic wire up to 0.6mm diameter with minimal handle force and jaw friction. The carbide cutting edges remain sharp far longer than stainless steel, reducing the frequency of replacement and supporting consistent wire shearing in high‑volume cases. At 125mm overall, the compact design suits one‑handed operation near the operative site.
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