Sklar Merit How Pliers 110, Straight Serrated
A straight, serrated How pliers, pattern 110, used in dental laboratory and clinical work to grip and bend wire during appliance fabrication.
The Sklar Merit How Pliers, pattern 110, is a straight, serrated jaw plier used to grip and manipulate wire during the fabrication and adjustment of dental appliances such as clasps and orthodontic components. The serrated jaw surface provides a firm, non slip hold on the wire while the operator applies bending or twisting force, which is important for achieving consistent, repeatable shapes when working with springy orthodontic or clasp wire.
This listing also includes the related pattern 111, giving technicians and clinicians a choice between two closely related jaw configurations to suit personal preference or the specific task at hand. How pliers of this type are a standard tool in dental laboratories and orthodontic practices, used regularly during the construction of removable appliances and the chairside adjustment of existing wire components.
Constructed from hardened stainless steel, the plier maintains a firm serrated grip through repeated use and can be sterilised between clinical applications. It is typically stocked in dental laboratory kits and orthodontic instrument trays alongside other wire working pliers.
