Tweed Loop Forming Plier

• Use: A precise orthodontic tool designed for creating consistent loops and bends in rectangular or round archwires, often used in space closure or activation mechanics.

Features

1. Size:
   • Length: Typically 12–14 cm, compact for detailed work.
   • Jaws:
     • One Cylindrical Jaw: Ranges from 1 mm to 2 mm in diameter, used for forming loops.
     • One Flat Jaw: Provides stability and control during wire bending.
2. Material:
   • High-quality stainless steel, corrosion-resistant, and fully autoclavable.
   • Durable for repeated clinical use without losing precision.
3. Design:
   • Lightweight and ergonomically designed handles for improved control and reduced hand fatigue.
   • Precise alignment of jaws ensures smooth, uniform loops and bends.

Applications

• Loop Formation:
  • Used to create T-loops, omega loops, and other types of bends in wires for closing spaces and tooth movement.
• Wire Types:
  • Suitable for rectangular wires (e.g., 0.016” x 0.022”) or round wires (up to 0.020” diameter).
• Clinical Uses:
  • Often employed in Tweed mechanics, space closures, and anchorage adjustments.

Benefits

• Ensures precision and uniformity in orthodontic wire loops.
• Durable and versatile for various wire configurations.
• Essential for advanced wire bending and loop formation techniques.

Ideal for orthodontists focusing on Tweed mechanics and precise wire adjustments!