Extraction Forceps, exLOG® #36N | Helmut Zepf No. 15.236.07

The extraction forceps exLOG 36N dental instrument from Helmut Zepf GmbH represents a high standard of precision engineering for oral surgical procedures. Designed for controlled, efficient tooth extraction, this instrument is crafted to meet the demanding requirements of modern dental practice.

Product Overview

The exLOG® #36N forceps — catalogued as Helmut Zepf No. 15.236.07 — is engineered to provide reliable grip, controlled leverage, and ergonomic handling during extraction procedures. The exLOG® design concept is focused on optimizing the clinician's working comfort while maintaining consistent clinical performance across a wide range of cases.

Key Features

• exLOG® Design: Purpose-built handle geometry that supports a natural, fatigue-reducing grip during demanding extraction procedures.
• Precision Craftsmanship: Manufactured in Germany to exacting quality standards, ensuring dimensional consistency and long-term durability.
• Model #36N Configuration: Beak geometry suited to specific tooth groups, supporting controlled luxation and atraumatic extraction technique.
• High-Grade Materials: Constructed from quality materials selected for corrosion resistance and compatibility with standard sterilization protocols.
• Reusable Instrument: Designed for repeated clinical use when properly maintained and sterilized according to accepted protocols.

Made in Germany

This extraction forceps exLOG 36N dental instrument proudly carries the Made in Germany designation, reflecting Helmut Zepf's longstanding commitment to manufacturing excellence and quality assurance in dental instrumentation.

FAQ

What tooth group is the exLOG® #36N designed for? The #36N beak configuration is intended for specific posterior teeth; consult Helmut Zepf product documentation or your supplier for precise clinical indications.

Is this instrument compatible with autoclave sterilization? Helmut Zepf instruments are generally designed for standard sterilization protocols; follow your practice's validated sterilization procedures and the manufacturer's guidance.

How does the exLOG® handle differ from conventional forceps? The exLOG® handle geometry is engineered to reduce operator fatigue and improve control, making the extraction forceps exLOG 36N dental instrument a refined choice for both routine and complex extractions.

Where is this instrument manufactured? The Helmut Zepf No. 15.236.07 is manufactured in Germany under strict quality controls.