Steiner Tying Pliers

Steiner Tying Pliers – Orthodontic Ligature Tying Tool

Description
Steiner Tying Pliers are specialized orthodontic pliers engineered for securely tying stainless steel ligature wires during braces placement and adjustment. These pliers are capable of handling ligature wire up to 0.015 inch (0.38 mm) in diameter, offering reliable performance in clinical settings. Their straight design, aligned beaks, and ergonomic form help the clinician bind and twist ligatures quickly, safely, and precisely.

Key Features

Precision Aligned Beaks for Firm Grip
The Steiner Tying Pliers are engineered with straight, perfectly aligned beaks that allow secure gripping of fine orthodontic ligature wires. 

Ideal for Ligature Wires up to 0.015" (0.38 mm)
These pliers are specifically designed to handle ligature wires up to 0.015 inch (0.38 mm) in diameter — the most common wire size used in orthodontic applications. 

High-Grade Stainless Steel Construction
Manufactured from premium stainless steel, the pliers provide exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and long service life. 

Ergonomic Handle Design for Comfort
The ergonomically contoured handles are designed to fit comfortably in the user’s hand, minimizing strain during prolonged orthodontic procedures. 

Autoclavable and Fully Reusable
The Steiner Tying Pliers are autoclavable, making them safe and easy to sterilize between uses.

Corrosion-Resistant and Easy to Maintain
With a highly polished, corrosion-resistant finish, these pliers are simple to clean and maintain. The surface prevents rust and staining, extending the lifespan of the instrument and ensuring it remains in optimal condition.

Applications

• Tying ligature wires around brackets during orthodontic adjustment

• Securing archwire to bracket wings with stainless steel ligatures

• Re-tensioning or retightening ligatures during follow-up visits

• Use with both single-strand and fine multistrand ligature wires

Ideal For

• Orthodontists, dental assistants, and clinicians placing or adjusting braces

• Clinics and practices focusing on efficient, reliable ligature tying

• Dental teaching environments where precise ligature technique is taught

• Situations requiring consistent control and grip on fine wires