Peet, 4 ½”

Description

Peet, 4 ½”

Small objects call for a small, precise grip. The Peet forceps is a short pattern from the soldering pliers, tweezers and splinter forceps page of our supplier catalogue. At 11.5 cm, or 4 ½ inches, it sits comfortably in the fingertips. Intrace USA keeps this single size in its Atlanta inventory.

Why a Short 11.5 cm Pattern

Longer pliers reach deep into the mouth, but they feel heavy for fine handling at a bench. By contrast, a short forceps gives the fingers more direct control near the tips. So the Peet suits jobs where the item is small and close at hand, such as retrieving a fragment or holding a tiny component.

Clinical and Laboratory Uses

In the operatory, a dentist may use it to remove a small foreign body or a loose fragment from soft tissue near the surface. Meanwhile, in the dental lab, the same grip holds small metal parts steady during assembly or soldering work. Also, the forceps helps when picking small items off a tray without fingers.

One Size, One Pattern

The listing offers only the 4 ½ inch Peet, so there is nothing to choose between. Instead, study the photos for tip shape before ordering. If you need a different angle, the same catalogue page carries other patterns, such as the Stieglitz.

Quality Review and Warranty

Every Peet forceps is reviewed by hand at our United States facility before dispatch, with attention to tip closure. For this compact pattern, our written pledge lasts three years against manufacturing defects. Sterilization is your step: the Peet arrives non-sterile and needs washing plus a steam cycle before touching a patient.

Its steel is governed by ASTM F899. Browse the wider diagnostic and restorative instrument range, compare the angled Stieglitz Splinter Forceps, or read our FAQs on ordering.

Fine grasping forceps for trained clinical and laboratory staff. Read the sterilization page and our shipping details before use and purchase.