Howe Plier (Non-Inserted)

Orthopli's Howe plier is manufactured of an all stainless steel forging. How pliers have a large range of versatility when used chairside and is mainly used for the placement and removal of archwire. Cross serrated (grooves are placed on the inside working surface of the beaks) to help eliminate slippage during use. The extended beak helps increase the reach and is tapered to a thin tip to work in tight areas. The tip is machined to a 3mm round beak for use in both anterior and posterior regions. The thin long beak offers excellent visibility and access during general use.

• Long straight beaks offer excellent reach in the posterior and anterior region.
• Manufactured with a 3mm round tip for utility bends and general use.
• To be used for cinching, the placement and removal of arch wires interiorly.
• The inside of the working surface is cross serrated to eliminate slippage during use.
• Manufactured of an all stainless steel forging.
• The rear of the beak is gapped and beveled so it will not pinch the patient's cheek and lips during use.
• Extended beaks create excellent visibility and can keep the operator's hands a further distance from the patients mouth.