GDC London College Tweezer (DPU17) Designed particularly to hold the tiniest things, and provide a better grip on the jaw. The locking type has sides that lock together to prevent materials from being dropped. Avoid unnecessary anxiety of the operator at the possibility of slippage of whatever is carried by the tweezer. Made of high-quality stainless steel to precise specifications. Dental Tweezer is a pair of tweezers. Used to carry small objects such as cotton pellets, gauze & other small objects. Available in different designs, sizes, and shapes. London College type tweezer is the inner serrated type with stainless steel body, angled beak & serrated handles. The beak of the tweezer is a delicate structure and should be handled with care. These beaks can distort easily if used carelessly or incorrectly. Inner guide pin provides stability. Lightweight handle with serrations. INDICATION To hold cotton pellets. To hold other materials like articulating paper, wedges from the tray to the mouth back. To transfer any material in and out of the cavity. ADVANTAGE Easy to place small objects in the mouth and retrieve small objects from the mouth. Features Made of high-grade Stainless Steel Easy to use Ergonomic Design Less Fatigue Better Grip Enhanced Working Efficiency More Comfort Corrosion Resistant – Passivated Autoclavable at 135 degrees celsius Key Specifications Instrument Name: London College Type: Dental Tweezer Category: Diagnostic, Endodontics, Oral Surgery, Periodontics Material: Stainless Steel Disposable / Reusable: Reusable Autoclavable: Yes Direction to Use Grasp the tweezer from the middle part, between the joint and the tips, with your thumb and index finger. Apply gentle pressure to open the tweezer by separating your thumb and index finger. Position the tips of the tweezer around the object or material you want to handle or place. Squeeze the tweezer by bringing your thumb and index finger together to securely hold the object or material. Carefully maneuver the tweezers to position or manipulate the object as needed. To release the object or material, release the pressure on the tweezer by separating your thumb and index finger.
