Extracting Forceps Fig.86C Lower Molars Decayed or Broken Crown Cow-Horn Beak 15cm
The Fig.86C Cow-Horn Extracting Forceps is a lower molar pattern engineered for teeth with decayed or broken-down crowns. Pointed cow-horn beaks meet at the tip to enter the bifurcation of mandibular molars, using the furcation as a wedge rather than the fragile crown. Diamond-coated working tips improve purchase on carious dentine, and tungsten-carbide handle inserts provide a wear-resistant grip region. Manufactured from stainless steel at 15 cm overall length, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Lower Molar Extraction Forceps Fig. 22
The Fig. 22 lower molar extraction forceps is a cow-horn pattern precision-forged for extracting mandibular first and second molars. The paired pointed beaks are driven into the bifurcation between the buccal and lingual roots, converting hand pressure into controlled vertical elevation that luxates the molar from the alveolar bone. Forged from high-grade stainless steel, the instrument features a diamond-knurled grip that holds securely in gloved hands when the field is wet. The ratcheted pivot delivers strong mechanical advantage without slip. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for steam sterilisation alongside the rest of the extraction tray.
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Lower Molar Extraction Forceps Fig. 23 - Right
The Fig. 23 lower molar extraction forceps is precision-forged for the extraction of mandibular molars on the right side. The beaks follow the cow-horn pattern, with two pointed projections that engage the bifurcation of the buccal and lingual roots to transmit controlled luxation force and deliver the tooth from its socket. Forged from high-grade stainless steel, the instrument features a diamond-knurled grip that holds securely in gloved hands when the field is wet. The ratcheted pivot delivers strong mechanical advantage without slip. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for steam sterilisation alongside the rest of the extraction tray.
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Lower Molar Extraction Forceps Fig. 24 - Left
The Fig. 24 lower molar extraction forceps is precision-forged for the extraction of mandibular molars on the left side. The beaks follow the cow-horn pattern, with two pointed projections that engage the bifurcation of the buccal and lingual roots to transmit controlled luxation force and deliver the tooth from its socket. Forged from high-grade stainless steel, the instrument features a diamond-knurled grip that holds securely in gloved hands when the field is wet. The ratcheted pivot delivers strong mechanical advantage without slip. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for steam sterilisation alongside the rest of the extraction tray.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.86 Lower Molars Cow-Horn Beak
The Fig.86 Cow-Horn Extracting Forceps is a lower-molar pattern distinguished by pointed beaks that meet at the tip to engage the bifurcation of mandibular first and second molars. The vertically opposed beaks leverage the crown against the alveolar ridge and assist in luxating multi-rooted teeth from their sockets. Machined from stainless steel with a knurled serrated handle for a confident wet grip, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for routine in-house sterilisation.
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Lower Molar Extraction Forceps Fig. 87
The Fig. 87 lower molar extraction forceps is precision-forged for the extraction of mandibular molars. The beaks are angled to align with the occlusal plane of the lower arch, with broad grooved jaws that seat against the buccal and lingual cervical anatomy of the molar crown and transmit controlled luxation force to separate the tooth from its socket. Forged from high-grade stainless steel, the instrument features a textured grip that holds securely in gloved hands when the field is wet. The ratcheted pivot delivers strong mechanical advantage without slip. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for steam sterilisation alongside the rest of the extraction tray.
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Lower Arch Extraction Forceps - Diamond-Coated Beaks
This Lower Arch Extraction Forceps is a surgical instrument used to grasp and extract teeth from the mandibular socket. Anatomically contoured beaks are shaped to seat on the buccal and lingual surfaces of the crown and root, and diamond-coated working ends improve purchase on enamel and cementum under wet conditions. Gold-plated beak tips mark the coated zone and resist corrosion across repeated sterilisation cycles. The slim stainless steel handles are finished with a diamond knurl pattern along their full length for a confident pistol grip under wet or gloved hands, and the integral box-lock hinge allows smooth opening and closing under load. Fully autoclavable; supplied non-sterile for clinic-based processing.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.22 Lower Molars 16.5cm Diamond Tip
The Fig.22 Extracting Forceps is a mandibular molar pattern with symmetrical pointed beaks that engage the bifurcation of lower first and second molars. The horizontal beak orientation and offset shanks give the clinician a mechanical advantage when luxating multi-rooted teeth buccally and lingually. The diamond-coated working tips increase friction on enamel to reduce beak slippage on polished or restored crowns. Manufactured from stainless steel at 16.5 cm overall length with a contoured hollow handle, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile.
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Lower Molar Extraction Forceps - Fig. 86 Cowhorn
This Lower Arch Extraction Forceps is a surgical instrument used to grasp and extract teeth from the mandibular socket. Anatomically contoured beaks are shaped to seat on the buccal and lingual surfaces of the crown and root, and diamond-coated working ends improve purchase on enamel and cementum under wet conditions. Gold-plated beak tips mark the coated zone and resist corrosion across repeated sterilisation cycles. The slim stainless steel handles are finished with a diamond knurl pattern along their full length for a confident pistol grip under wet or gloved hands, and the integral box-lock hinge allows smooth opening and closing under load. Fully autoclavable; supplied non-sterile for clinic-based processing.
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Lower Molar Extraction Forceps - Fig. 86B Cowhorn
This Lower Arch Extraction Forceps is a surgical instrument used to grasp and extract teeth from the mandibular socket. Anatomically contoured beaks are shaped to seat on the buccal and lingual surfaces of the crown and root, and diamond-coated working ends improve purchase on enamel and cementum under wet conditions. Gold-plated beak tips mark the coated zone and resist corrosion across repeated sterilisation cycles. The slim stainless steel handles are finished with a diamond knurl pattern along their full length for a confident pistol grip under wet or gloved hands, and the integral box-lock hinge allows smooth opening and closing under load. Fully autoclavable; supplied non-sterile for clinic-based processing.
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Hertz Pattern Lower Molar Extracting Forceps with Diamond-Coated Tip
This Hertz-pattern Extracting Forceps is a lower molar instrument with cow-horn style beaks engineered to engage the bifurcation of mandibular first and second molars. The Hertz geometry balances horizontal beak reach with an upright handle, letting the operator maintain a relaxed wrist during posterior extractions. Diamond-coated working tips grip enamel and carious dentine, while tungsten-carbide inserts on the handle keep the grip zone wear-resistant. Manufactured from stainless steel, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.21 - Lower Molars, Cowhorn Pattern
Extracting Forceps Fig.21 are the classic lower molar cowhorn pattern. Two pointed beaks seat into the bifurcation of a mandibular first or second molar, and squeezing the handles drives the beak tips apart against the roots, lifting the tooth from the socket by wedging action rather than by crown rotation alone. The angled shank gives direct access to the lower arch, and the one-piece polished stainless steel handles resist play at the hinge under sustained force. Manufactured by Equate Instruments, the forceps are corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.22 - Lower Molars, 16.5 cm
Extracting Forceps Fig.22 are a standard hawk-beak pattern for lower first and second molars. The beaks wrap around the molar crown and meet at the buccal and lingual surfaces, supporting controlled buccolingual luxation along the long axis of the tooth. The angled shank keeps the operator's hand clear of the lip and cheek. The 16.5 cm polished stainless steel handles are forged in a single piece for a balanced, medium-weight feel, and the hinge joint resists play under sustained force. Manufactured by Equate Instruments, the forceps are corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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