College Forceps with Lock Bader

College Forceps with Lock Bader The College Forceps with Lock is a surgical and dental instrument widely used to grasp, manipulate and transport materials in the oral cavity or surgical area. Its locking mechanism ensures that objects being held remain firmly controlled during the procedure. Main uses of the College Forceps with Lock: Handling small objects: Allows grasping cotton, gauze, gutta-percha cones, hemostatic sponges or other small materials safely and precisely. Placement of materials in the oral cavity: Used to introduce or remove materials in hard-to-reach areas, such as between teeth, gums, or in endodontic procedures. Extraction of small objects: Facilitates removal of material debris, foreign bodies, or residues in the oral cavity. Control and holding during surgical procedures: In oral or maxillofacial surgery, it can hold materials or tissues temporarily thanks to its locking mechanism. Isolation techniques: Used to position and remove cotton rolls or cellulose rolls during restorative, cleaning or endodontic procedures. Handling sterile materials: In the surgical area, the College forceps with lock is useful for transporting or manipulating sterile instruments or materials without compromising their sterility. Features: Material: stainless steel. Autoclavable Length: 15.5 cm. Locking mechanism: Allows locking the forceps in a specific position, ensuring safe control without needing to apply constant pressure.