Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 00 - Rounded Flat Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 00 from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with rounded, flat jaws and a high archwire bow, profiled for upper and lower premolars (teeth 4-5, 12-13, 20-21, 28-29). The rounded jaw tips sit gently on the buccal and lingual cervical surfaces, while the high bow gives the clinician clear vertical access to the occlusal field during premolar restoration and endodontic work. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Two forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps for controlled placement and retrieval.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 27 - Rounded Premolar Jaws
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 27 from Equate Instruments is a premolar clamp with gently rounded jaws that follow the cervical contour of premolar teeth. The four-point contact sits just below the height of contour so the clamp grips securely under the tension of the rubber dam without slipping, and the winged design carries the dam sheet clear of the occlusal surface. 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. 1 - Upper Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 1 from Equate Instruments is a general-purpose stainless-steel fixed retainer profiled for upper premolars (teeth 4-5 and 12-13). Its jaws are curved to match the buccolingual convexity of a typical maxillary premolar crown, giving reliable four-point contact for restorative and endodontic isolation. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Two forceps holes seat standard rubber dam clamp forceps, and the low-profile archwire bow minimises interference with the operating field.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 1A - Festooned Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 1A from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with deeply festooned jaws engineered to grip premolar roots and cervical undercuts across upper and lower premolar positions (teeth 4-5, 11-13, 20-22, 27-29). The pronounced jaw scallops seat into the interproximal embrasures, giving a stable anchor on partially erupted or broken-down premolars where flat-jaw clamps would slip. 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. 2 - Flat-Jaw Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 2 from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with flat, low-profile jaws designed for lower premolar isolation (teeth 20-21 and 27-28). The flat jaw geometry seats evenly on the buccal and lingual cervical line, delivering a stable four-point grip for routine composite, amalgam, and endodontic procedures. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Two forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps, and the compact archwire bow keeps the operating field clear.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 209 - Wide-Jaw Upper Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 209 from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with wide, shallow jaws engineered for upper premolars and first molars with a broader buccolingual footprint (teeth 14-15 and 24-25). The wider jaw span distributes retention force across a longer cervical contact, which is useful on broader premolar crowns and early-stage first 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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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 27N - Slightly Festooned Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 27N from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with slightly festooned jaws profiled for upper and lower premolars (teeth 4-5, 12-13, 20-21, 28-29). The gentle scallop on each jaw engages modest cervical undercuts without the aggressive grip of a fully festooned root clamp, making it well suited to everyday premolar isolation on well-formed crowns. 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, and the low archwire bow keeps the operating field clear.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 2A - Flat Lower Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 2A from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with flat, wider jaws profiled for lower premolars (teeth 20-21 and 28-29). The larger flat-jaw footprint of the 2A distributes retention force across a broader cervical contact, which is helpful on anatomically larger mandibular premolars and on teeth with minimal undercut. 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-profile archwire bow.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 2AS - Serrated Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. 2AS from Equate Instruments is a stainless-steel fixed retainer with flat, inwardly serrated jaws profiled for upper and lower premolars (teeth 4-5, 12-13, 20-21, 28-29). The fine serrations on the inner jaw surface bite into the cervical enamel, delivering extra grip on smooth premolar crowns where a plain flat-jaw clamp would rotate or slip. Made from spring-tempered stainless steel, the clamp is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation. Two forceps holes accept standard rubber dam clamp forceps, and the compact archwire bow keeps the operating field clear.
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Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. W2 - Wingless Lower Premolar
The Rubber Dam Clamp Fig. W2 from Equate Instruments is the wingless counterpart of the classic Fig. 2, with flat jaws profiled for lower premolars (teeth 20-21 and 28-29). The wingless design keeps the clamp close to the tooth, allowing the clinician to pre-thread the rubber dam onto the clamp and deliver the whole assembly in a single step. 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, and the compact archwire bow keeps the operating field clear.
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Fig.206 Rubber Dam Clamp with Festooned Jaws for Premolars
The Fig.206 Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp with festooned winged jaws sized for premolars, where a narrower jaw profile and a scalloped cervical cut-out give a clean seat around the constricted cervix. The lateral wings tent the rubber dam away from the tooth surface for a clear operative field during interproximal and occlusal work on bicuspids. 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 supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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Fig.208 Rubber Dam Clamp with Festooned Flat Jaws for Large Premolars
The Fig.208 Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp whose winged jaws combine a flat central bearing area with festooned side scallops, giving a stable seat on large premolars that have a broader cervical footprint. The lateral wings tent the rubber dam away from the tooth, keeping the operative field clear during restorative or endodontic work on bicuspids. 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 supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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Fig.1A Rubber Dam Clamp with Deeply Festooned Jaws for Premolar Roots
The Fig.1A Rubber Dam Clamp is a stainless steel isolation clamp with deeply festooned, star-like winged jaws that are designed to grasp below the gingival margin around premolar and canine roots. The extended pointed projections engage the root surface of teeth with significant cervical loss, making the clamp well suited to subgingival restorations, crown lengthening recovery, and isolation of broken-down bicuspids and root stumps. 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 supplied non-sterile for routine in-clinic reprocessing.
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