Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig 24 – Lower Molars

The Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig. 24 is engineered for clinicians who require maximum grip and stability when dealing with large-crowned or multi-rooted lower molars. While similar in function to the Fig. 17, the Fig. 24 offers a more substantial beak profile and an optimized hinge-to-beak ratio, providing the increased mechanical advantage needed for dense mandibular bone extractions. At Dentstar International, we hand-finish every instrument in Sialkot, ensuring that the internal beak serrations provide an uncompromising, non-slip grip on the tooth surface.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

• Wide-Profile Anatomical Beaks: Specifically designed to accommodate larger molar crowns, ensuring even pressure distribution to prevent accidental crown fracturing.

• Superior Mandibular Leverage: The heavy-duty handle design allows for controlled, high-pressure lateral and rotational movements, essential for luxating deep-seated roots.

• American Box-Joint Hinge: Features a precision-milled hidden hinge that maintains perfect beak alignment under intense pressure, while protecting the patient’s soft tissues.

• Premium German-Grade Steel: Forged from high-carbon surgical stainless steel for exceptional durability and 100% resistance to corrosion through thousands of autoclave cycles.

• Satin Anti-Glare Finish: The surface is treated to minimize light bounce-back from surgical lamps, providing the surgeon with maximum visibility in the posterior mandible.

Technical Specifications

• Pattern: American Pattern Fig. 24

• Application: Large Mandibular Molars (Lower Molars)

• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Matte

• Maintenance: 100% Reusable and fully autoclavable

• Compliance: ISO 13485 and CE Certified