Upper Molar Extraction Forceps #16 | Asymmetric Beaks | VS Surgico
$ 20
Upper molar extraction forceps #16 pattern with asymmetric beaks for buccal and palatal roots. Stainless steel, autoclavable. OEM and bulk export available.
Upper Molar Extraction Forceps #16 – Asymmetric Beaks
The VS Surgico Upper Molar Forceps #16 features asymmetric beaks shaped for the two-rooted anatomy of upper molars: one pointed beak engages the buccal bifurcation while the broader beak seats on the palatal root, giving a secure three-point grip.
Product Overview
Upper molars have a buccal root bifurcation and a single palatal root, and the #16 pattern mirrors that anatomy. The pointed buccal beak slips into the bifurcation while the concave palatal beak cradles the palatal root, distributing extraction force evenly and reducing the risk of root fracture.
This anatomical fit means less force is needed and the tooth delivers more predictably than with a generic beak. The handles are proportioned for the controlled buccal-lingual rocking motion used in molar extraction.
Each forceps is forged from surgical-grade stainless steel, passivated, ultrasonically cleaned, and individually tested for beak symmetry, hinge smoothness, and grip before dispatch.
Specifications Table
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pattern | #16 – Upper Molars, Asymmetric |
| Beaks | Asymmetric: Pointed Buccal, Concave Palatal, Serrated |
| Handle | Cross-Hatched Grip |
| Hinge | Precision Box Joint |
| Application | Extraction of Upper Molars |
| Material | Surgical Grade Stainless Steel |
| Sterility | Non-Sterile (autoclavable by end user) |
| Rust Prevention | Passivated |
| Cleaning | Ultrasonically Cleaned |
| QC Testing | Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test |
| Reusable | Yes – Fully Autoclavable |
| Standards | CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 9001:2015 |
| Packing | Individual Polybag / Custom OEM Packaging Available |
| MOQ / OEM | Private label and bulk export available |
FAQ
Q: What is #16 forceps used for?
A: Upper molars. Its asymmetric beaks match the buccal bifurcation and palatal root anatomy of maxillary molars.
Q: How is #16 different from #15?
A: Both serve upper molars, but #16 has asymmetric beaks shaped to the specific root anatomy, while #15 has symmetric broad beaks.
Q: Why asymmetric beaks?
A: They mirror the tooth: the pointed beak engages the buccal root bifurcation and the broad beak seats the palatal root for even force distribution.
Q: Is this forceps autoclavable?
A: Yes. Fully autoclavable stainless steel.
Q: Available for private label?
A: Yes. Custom marking and bulk OEM packaging available.
Key Facts
VS Surgico manufactures Upper Molar Extraction Forceps #16 with asymmetric serrated beaks (pointed buccal, concave palatal) and a precision box hinge. Each instrument is forged from surgical-grade stainless steel, passivated, ultrasonically cleaned, and tested via boil, performance, and shape testing before dispatch. Manufactured under CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, and ISO 9001:2015 standards, with OEM and private-label production available for distributors sourcing from Sialkot, Pakistan.
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