Coupland Elevator Fig.2C - 3.5mm Pink Silicone Handle
The Fig.2C Coupland Elevator is a 3.5 mm straight chisel-style root elevator in the classic Coupland pattern. The convex-concave blade drives between the tooth and the alveolar wall to lever the tooth or root from its socket, and the 3.5 mm width is the everyday mid-size Coupland used for premolars and small single-rooted molars in routine exodontia. The stainless-steel shaft is bonded to an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle with a pink colour accent for tray coding. The bottle-shaped profile sits comfortably in a pen grasp under wet conditions, and the instrument is fully autoclavable for routine reprocessing at Equate Instruments.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Coupland Elevator Fig. A1C 3 mm Slim
The Coupland Elevator Fig. A1C is a single-ended slim surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The narrow 3 mm chisel-shaped working tip is designed for delicate access into tight periodontal ligament spaces, broken-down tooth remnants, and retained roots where a wider elevator would not engage cleanly. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip and efficient transfer of force without operator fatigue. Manufactured by Equate Instruments, the elevator is corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation.
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Coupland Elevator Fig. A1C 3 mm Slim Gold-Coated Tip
The Coupland Elevator Fig. A1C is a single-ended slim surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The narrow 3 mm chisel-shaped working tip is designed for delicate access into tight periodontal ligament spaces, broken-down tooth remnants, and retained roots where a wider elevator would not engage cleanly. This variant features a gold-coloured titanium nitride coating on the working tip, which improves surface hardness and edge retention under repeated surgical load. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip, and the elevator is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A1C - 3mm Red Silicone Handle
The Fig.A1C Coupland Elevator is a 3 mm straight chisel-style root elevator built in the classic Coupland pattern. The convex-concave blade drives between the tooth and the alveolar wall to lever the tooth or root out of its socket, and the 3 mm narrow width suits incisors, canines and premolars where a broader Coupland would displace adjacent bone. The stainless-steel shaft is bonded to an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle with a red colour accent for tray coding. The bottle-shaped profile sits comfortably in a pen grasp under wet conditions, and the instrument is fully autoclavable for routine reprocessing at Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig. A2C Slim
The Coupland Elevator Fig. A2C is a single-ended slim surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The narrow chisel-shaped working tip is designed for delicate access into tight periodontal ligament spaces, broken-down tooth remnants, and retained roots where a standard Coupland would not engage cleanly. The A2C sits between the slim A1C and the mid-range A3C in the Coupland A series, giving the clinician a controlled step-up in working face when progressive luxation is required. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip, and the elevator is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A2C - Gold-Coated Working End
The Coupland Elevator Fig.A2C is a compact surgical elevator used to luxate tooth roots and mobilise fractured crowns ahead of forceps extraction. Its narrow chisel-style working end slips into the periodontal ligament space, disrupts the fibres, and separates the root from the surrounding bone with controlled leverage. The solid stainless-steel shank seats into a wide hollow handle shaped to spread contact across the thenar pad, which improves control when working against dense alveolar bone. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments, the instrument is fully autoclavable and fits standard procedure cassettes.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A2C - 3.5mm Red Silicone Handle
The Fig.A2C Coupland Elevator is a mid-width 3.5 mm straight chisel-style root elevator in the classic Coupland pattern. The convex-concave blade drives between the tooth and the alveolar wall to lever the tooth or root from its socket, and the 3.5 mm width suits premolars and single-rooted molars as the standard middle size in the Coupland A-series kit. The stainless-steel shaft is bonded to an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle with a red colour accent for tray coding. The bottle-shaped profile sits comfortably in a pen grasp under wet conditions, and the instrument is fully autoclavable for routine reprocessing at Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A3C 4 mm
The Coupland Elevator Fig.A3C is a 4 mm surgical elevator used to luxate tooth roots and mobilise molars and premolars before forceps extraction. The wider chisel working end seats into the periodontal ligament space to disrupt the fibres and create the controlled movement needed for an atraumatic lift. The solid shank is supported by a hollow ergonomic handle shaped to distribute load across the thenar pad, which keeps the grip stable as force is applied against denser alveolar bone. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments, it is fully autoclavable and cassette-compatible for routine sterilisation.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A3C 4 mm - Gold-Coated Working End
The Coupland Elevator Fig.A3C is a 4 mm surgical elevator used to luxate tooth roots and mobilise molars and premolars before forceps extraction. The wider chisel working end seats into the periodontal ligament space to disrupt the fibres and create the controlled movement needed for an atraumatic lift. The solid shank is supported by a hollow ergonomic handle shaped to distribute load across the thenar pad, which keeps the grip stable as force is applied against denser alveolar bone. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments, it is fully autoclavable and cassette-compatible for routine sterilisation.
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Coupland Elevator Fig.A3C - 4mm Red Silicone Handle
The Fig.A3C Coupland Elevator is the widest 4 mm member of the Coupland A-series kit, with a straight chisel-style blade in the classic Coupland pattern. The broader convex-concave geometry drives between molar and alveolar wall to lever multi-rooted posterior teeth from their sockets, providing the leverage needed where the narrower A1C and A2C lack purchase. The stainless-steel shaft is bonded to an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle with a red colour accent for tray coding. The bottle-shaped profile sits comfortably in a pen grasp under wet conditions, and the instrument is fully autoclavable for routine reprocessing at Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig. 2C 3.5 mm
The Coupland Elevator Fig. 2C is a single-ended surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The straight 3.5 mm chisel-shaped working tip is inserted into the periodontal ligament space between the tooth and alveolar bone, then used with a controlled rotational or apical motion to sever the ligament and expand the socket. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip and efficient transfer of force without operator fatigue. Manufactured by Equate Instruments, the elevator is corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation.
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Coupland Elevator Fig. 2C 3.5 mm Gold-Coated Tip
The Coupland Elevator Fig. 2C is a single-ended surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The straight 3.5 mm chisel-shaped working tip is inserted into the periodontal ligament space between the tooth and alveolar bone, then used with a controlled rotational or apical motion to sever the ligament and expand the socket. This variant features a gold-coloured titanium nitride coating on the working tip, which improves surface hardness and edge retention under repeated surgical load. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip, and the elevator is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments.
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Coupland Elevator Fig. 3C 4 mm
The Coupland Elevator Fig. 3C is a single-ended surgical elevator used during dental extractions to luxate and mobilise roots before forceps application. The 4 mm chisel-shaped working tip is the largest of the standard Coupland figure range and is especially suited to multi-rooted molars and teeth where a wider working face is needed to engage and expand the socket. The large pear-shaped stainless steel handle provides a secure palm grip and efficient transfer of force without operator fatigue. Manufactured by Equate Instruments, the elevator is corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation.
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