Helmut Zepf GmbH
Anatomic Plate Forceps by Dr. Dirk Brozio | Helmut Zepf No. 22.107.21
Regular price $130.99Unit price
Which Anatomic Plate Forceps Do You Need?
The collection currently holds one instrument, linked below by its Zepf number.
Anatomic plate forceps
| Zepf No. | Pattern or size |
|---|---|
| 22.107.21 | Anatomic plate forceps by Dr. Dirk Brozio |
Key Features
- Patented circular, plate-shaped working tips with internal serrations for a secure hold on fine and delicate objects
- Planar tip contact when squeezed, for safe support at any grip angle
- Low holding force for relaxed handling
- Ergonomic handle geometry for a natural grip posture
- Developed with Dr. Dirk Brozio
- Made in Germany by Helmut Zepf
Why Choose This Collection
This collection currently holds one instrument, the Anatomic Plate Forcep designed with Dr. Dirk Brozio and made by Helmut Zepf. It is also listed in the Dr. Dirk Brozio Instrument Collection and among our endodontic forceps.
Clinical Use
Per its product listing, the Anatomic Plate Forcep is used for gripping, holding and positioning fine and delicate objects; Helmut Zepf lists it in its endodontology range. The serrated, plate-shaped tips meet flat, so small items stay supported whatever the grip angle.
Care and Reconditioning
Clean, disinfect and sterilize the forceps between patients following the manufacturer instructions and the symbols on the product package, and inspect the jaws, tips and joint before each use. Our Dental Hand Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the general workflow for Helmut Zepf hand instruments.
Compare With
Related Helmut Zepf collections: Dr. Dirk Brozio Instrument Collection, Endodontic Forceps, Dental Tweezers, Tissue Forceps, and Periodontal Microsurgery Instruments. For forceps types, see the Surgical Forceps Identification Guide and the Helmut Zepf catalogs.
FAQ
What materials are these forceps made from? The forceps in this collection is made in Germany by Helmut Zepf; its product listing describes it as built for durability and corrosion resistance but does not name the alloy.
Are these forceps compatible with all plate systems? The Anatomic Plate Forcep in this collection is a Helmut Zepf dental tweezer, not part of a plate system: its name comes from its own circular, plate-shaped working tips, which grip fine and delicate objects.
How should these instruments be sterilized? Standard autoclave sterilization is recommended. Always follow your facility's validated sterilization protocols and the manufacturer's instructions for use.
