Fig.W12A Wingless Rubber Dam Clamp for Lower Molars
The Fig.W12A rubber dam clamp is a wingless stainless-steel clamp with tapered retentive jaws sized for lower molars. The compact profile and smooth cheek outline keep the buccal and lingual tissue undisturbed, and the arched bow holds the rubber dam clear of the occlusal surface during operative work. The jaw is stamped W12A for quick set identification. Tempered from a single piece of stainless steel, the clamp from Equate Instruments retains its spring tension through repeated steam sterilisation cycles. It is supplied non-sterile and suits mandibular isolation for restorative and endodontic procedures where wingless retention is preferred.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 56S - Serrated Molar Jaws
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 56S from Equate Instruments is a serrated-jaw molar clamp for large partially erupted or irregularly shaped molar teeth where a smooth universal clamp cannot find reliable purchase. The slightly festooned jaws carry a row of serrations along the inner face that bite into the cervical contour and hold the clamp steady under the tension of the rubber dam. Double forceps-engagement holes accept a standard Brewer or straight clamp forceps, and the figure number is stamped on the bow for quick identification on the tray. The clamp is machined from hardened stainless steel and is fully autoclavable, supplied non-sterile for standard in-clinic processing alongside the rest of the rubber dam kit.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 12A - Serrated Lower Right Molar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 12A from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with asymmetric, serrated jaws profiled for lower right molars and partially erupted upper left molars (teeth 14-16 and 30-32). The prominent inner serrations bite into the cervical enamel, stabilising the clamp on crowns that are broken down, partially erupted, or restored with smooth cervical surfaces. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Twin forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps for controlled placement and retrieval.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 13A - Serrated Lower Left Molar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 13A from Equate Instruments is the mirror-image partner of the Fig. 12A, with asymmetric serrated jaws angled for lower left molars and partially erupted upper right molars (teeth 1-3 and 17-19). Together with the 12A it completes a right/left pair that isolates either posterior quadrant even when the target molar is broken down or not fully emerged. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Twin forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps for controlled placement and retrieval through the low archwire bow.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 26 - Small Lower Molar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 26 from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with slightly reversed, festooned jaws profiled for small lower molars (teeth 17-19 and 30-32). The reversed festoon engages the undercut at the cervical line of mandibular molars with a compact footprint, which suits pediatric molars, second-permanent molars with tight access, and partially erupted mandibular molars. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Twin forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps for controlled placement and retrieval.
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Fig.3 Flat Jaws Rubber Dam Clamp for Small Lower Molars
The Fig.3 rubber dam clamp is a winged stainless-steel clamp sized for small lower molars at tooth positions 17-19 and 30-32. The flat jaws carry notched gingival wings that slip below the height of contour on the buccal and lingual surfaces, while the arched bow retains the rubber dam clear of the occlusal table for unobstructed access. The clamp is tempered to preserve its spring tension through repeated steam sterilisation and is supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments. It is a routine choice for isolating mandibular molars during restorative, endodontic, and adhesive procedures.
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Fig.7 Flat Jaws Rubber Dam Clamp for Lower Molars
The Fig.7 rubber dam clamp is a general-purpose winged stainless-steel clamp sized for lower molars at tooth positions 17-19 and 30-32. The flat jaws carry notched gingival wings that tuck beneath the height of contour on the buccal and lingual surfaces, while the arched bow lifts the rubber dam clear of the occlusal surface during operative work. Tempered from a single piece of stainless steel, this clamp from Equate Instruments retains its spring tension across repeated steam sterilisation cycles. It is supplied non-sterile and is a routine choice for mandibular molar isolation in restorative and endodontic procedures.
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Fig.7A Rubber Dam Clamp for Lower Molars
The Fig.7A rubber dam clamp is a stainless-steel mandibular molar clamp with shaped, slightly retentive jaws that grip the cervical contour of lower molars. The 7A design uses reduced gingival flanges for patients where a standard winged clamp interferes with soft tissue, and the arch is stamped 7A for quick identification in a mixed set. Tempered stainless steel from Equate Instruments preserves consistent spring tension through repeated steam sterilisation cycles. The clamp is supplied non-sterile and is intended for reuse during restorative, endodontic, and adhesive procedures on the mandibular arch.
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Fig.W3 Wingless Flat Narrow Jaws Rubber Dam Clamp for Small Lower Molars
The Fig.W3 rubber dam clamp is a wingless stainless-steel clamp with narrow flat jaws sized for small lower molars at tooth positions 17-19 and 30-32. Without gingival wings the jaw outline stays compact against the cervical cheek of the tooth, minimising soft-tissue contact during isolation. The jaw is stamped W3 for quick identification. Tempered stainless steel from Equate Instruments retains spring tension through repeated steam sterilisation, and the clamp is supplied non-sterile. It is a practical choice for mandibular molar isolation in restorative and endodontic procedures where a wingless profile is preferred.
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Fig.W7 Wingless Flat Jaws Rubber Dam Clamp for Lower Molars
The Fig.W7 rubber dam clamp is a wingless stainless-steel clamp with flat jaws sized for lower molars at tooth positions 17-19 and 30-32. Without gingival wings the cheek outline sits close to the tooth for a lower-profile isolation that keeps soft tissue undisturbed. The jaw is stamped W7 for rapid identification. Tempered from a single piece of stainless steel, this clamp from Equate Instruments preserves its spring tension through repeated steam sterilisation cycles. It is supplied non-sterile and is intended for reuse across restorative, endodontic, and adhesive procedures on the mandibular arch.
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Fig.202 Rubber Dam Clamp with Large Flat Jaws for Lower Molars
The Fig.202 Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp built with large, flat winged jaws sized for broad lower molars, including second and third molars with wide mesiodistal dimensions. The flat jaw profile seats firmly on the cervical area of the tooth, while the lateral wings tent the rubber dam away from the operative field so the clinician retains a clear working view. Equate Instruments machines this clamp from surgical-grade stainless steel so the spring tension is retained through repeated autoclave cycles. The bow is drilled with two holes for a standard rubber dam clamp forceps and is supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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Fig.203 Rubber Dam Clamp with Small Jaws for Lower Right Molars
The Fig.203 Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp built with compact winged jaws sized for small lower right molars, where a narrower cervical contour calls for a scaled-down jaw profile. The flat winged jaws seat securely on the cervical area of the tooth while the lateral wings tent the rubber dam clear of the tooth surface, giving the clinician an unobstructed view of the operative field. Equate Instruments machines this clamp from surgical-grade stainless steel so it retains spring tension through repeated autoclaving. The bow is drilled with two holes for a standard rubber dam clamp forceps and is supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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Fig.204 Rubber Dam Clamp with Small Jaws for Lower Left Molars
The Fig.204 Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp built as the mirror-image counterpart of the Fig.203, with compact winged jaws sized for small lower left molars. The flat winged jaws seat securely on the narrower cervical contour of these teeth while the lateral wings tent the rubber dam away from the tooth surface for a clear operative view. Equate Instruments machines this clamp from surgical-grade stainless steel so it retains spring tension through repeated autoclaving. The bow is drilled with two holes for a standard rubber dam clamp forceps and is supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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