Extracting Forceps Fig.150A Upper Incisors, Premolars and Roots - American Pattern
The Fig.150A extraction forceps is a full-size American-pattern upper universal instrument for incisors, premolars and retained roots. The beaks are narrow and offset with a shallow curve that seats on the buccal and palatal surfaces of upper anterior and premolar teeth, giving a positive grip at the cementoenamel junction and supporting controlled luxation along the long axis of the tooth. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks. The body is forged stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a confident wet grip and is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-practice steam sterilisation.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Fig.211 Lower Universal Extracting Forceps
The Fig.211 Lower Universal Extracting Forceps is a slim-beaked mandibular extraction instrument configured for flexible use across the lower arch. The narrow, pointed working tips and universal pattern engage lower anterior crowns and root fragments on either side of the midline, giving the operator a single instrument for varied lower-arch extractions. Gently curved handles support a stable pinch grip during luxation and delivery. Forged from solid stainless steel with a polished finish and a riveted box-joint, the forcep is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments ships it non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation before clinical use.
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Fig.166 Upper Universal Extracting Forceps
The Fig.166 Upper Universal Extracting Forceps is a general-purpose maxillary extraction instrument with broad, serrated-profile beaks that seat around the crowns of upper anterior and premolar teeth. Its universal application makes it a dependable first-line forcep across a wide range of routine upper extractions, reducing the need to swap instruments between mesial and distal targets. Classic English-pattern curved handles deliver controlled leverage during luxation. Manufactured from solid stainless steel with a polished finish and a riveted box-joint, the forcep is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic processing.
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Fig.167 Lower Universal Extracting Forceps
The Fig.167 Lower Universal Extracting Forceps is a cow-horn-style mandibular extraction instrument with curved, pointed beaks designed to engage the root bifurcation of lower molars and premolars. The universal pattern serves both sides of the mandibular arch, making it a flexible workhorse for routine lower extractions where a single instrument is preferred for mesial and distal access. Forged from solid stainless steel with a polished finish and a riveted box-joint, the forcep is fully autoclavable and reusable across standard sterilisation workflows. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic processing.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.99C Upper Premolars, Canines and Incisors - American Pattern
The Fig.99C extraction forceps is an American-pattern universal upper instrument with narrow, offset beaks that meet at a fine point. The beak geometry is versatile enough to engage incisors, canines and premolars on either side of the maxillary arch, gripping cleanly at the cementoenamel junction of conical and flat-rooted upper anteriors and premolars. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks for controlled luxation along the long axis of the tooth. The body is forged from corrosion-resistant stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a confident wet grip, and the instrument is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-practice sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.103 Lower Incisors, Premolars and Roots - American Pattern
The Fig.103 extraction forceps is an American-pattern lower universal instrument for incisors, premolars and retained roots on either side of the mandible. The beaks are narrow and slightly curved to seat on the buccal and lingual surfaces of lower anteriors and premolars, and the lower handle terminates in a scroll rest that cups the palm during downward luxation. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks for controlled elevation and delivery. The forceps is forged from stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a confident wet grip and is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the instrument non-sterile for in-practice steam sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.203 Lower Incisors, Premolars and Roots - American Pattern
The Fig.203 extraction forceps is an American-pattern lower universal instrument for incisors, premolars and retained roots on either side of the mandible. The beaks are narrow and angled to seat on the buccal and lingual surfaces of lower anteriors and premolars, giving a positive grip at the cementoenamel junction for controlled elevation and delivery. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks, and the cross-hatched knurled handles give a confident wet grip during downward luxation. The body is forged stainless steel and is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig.32 Upper Molars & Premolars, Broad Beaks
This American-pattern extracting forceps is engineered for routine dental extractions, with beaks ground to engage the target tooth at the cemento-enamel junction and a bow-shaped handle that transmits controlled apical force along the long axis of the root. The cross-hatched knurled grips deliver a confident, slip-free hold even with wet gloves during luxation and elevation. Forged from high-grade stainless steel and fully autoclavable, the instrument is built for repeated sterilisation cycles and daily extraction practice. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic steam processing, making it a dependable daily-use forceps for general dentists and oral surgeons.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.150AS Upper Premolars, Incisors and Roots - American Pattern
The Fig.150AS extraction forceps is a reduced-size American-pattern upper universal instrument for premolars, incisors and retained roots. The beaks are narrow and offset with a shallow curve that seats on the buccal and palatal surfaces of upper anterior and premolar teeth, giving a clean purchase at the cementoenamel junction for controlled luxation along the long axis of the tooth. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks. The body is forged stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a positive wet grip and is fully autoclavable. The shorter length suits smaller hands and paediatric-to-adolescent mouths. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig.150 Upper Premolars, Incisors & Roots, Universal
This American-pattern extracting forceps is engineered for routine dental extractions, with beaks ground to engage the target tooth at the cemento-enamel junction and a bow-shaped handle that transmits controlled apical force along the long axis of the root. The cross-hatched knurled grips deliver a confident, slip-free hold even with wet gloves during luxation and elevation. Forged from high-grade stainless steel and fully autoclavable, the instrument is built for repeated sterilisation cycles and daily extraction practice. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic steam processing, making it a dependable daily-use forceps for general dentists and oral surgeons.
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Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig.151 Lower Premolars, Incisors & Roots, Universal
This American-pattern extracting forceps is engineered for routine dental extractions, with beaks ground to engage the target tooth at the cemento-enamel junction and a bow-shaped handle that transmits controlled apical force along the long axis of the root. The cross-hatched knurled grips deliver a confident, slip-free hold even with wet gloves during luxation and elevation. Forged from high-grade stainless steel and fully autoclavable, the instrument is built for repeated sterilisation cycles and daily extraction practice. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic steam processing, making it a dependable daily-use forceps for general dentists and oral surgeons.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.151A Lower Premolars, Incisors and Roots - American Pattern
The Fig.151A extraction forceps is an American-pattern lower universal instrument for premolars, incisors and retained roots on either side of the mandible. The beaks are narrow and offset with a shallow curve that seats on the buccal and lingual surfaces of lower anterior and premolar teeth, giving a positive grip at the cementoenamel junction for controlled elevation and delivery. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks. The body is forged stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a confident wet grip and is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-practice steam sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig.151 AS Lower Premolars, Incisors & Roots
This American-pattern extracting forceps is engineered for routine dental extractions, with beaks ground to engage the target tooth at the cemento-enamel junction and a bow-shaped handle that transmits controlled apical force along the long axis of the root. The cross-hatched knurled grips deliver a confident, slip-free hold even with wet gloves during luxation and elevation. Forged from high-grade stainless steel and fully autoclavable, the instrument is built for repeated sterilisation cycles and daily extraction practice. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic steam processing, making it a dependable daily-use forceps for general dentists and oral surgeons.
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