T/C Pin & Ligature Cutter Plier with Angled Tip, Tungsten Carbide Inserts

T/C Pin & Ligature Cutter Plier – Angled Tip, Tungsten Carbide Inserts, Stainless Steel

This cutter plier is engineered for efficient and precise trimming of orthodontic pins, ligature wires, and fine archwire ends. Its blades are reinforced with tungsten carbide inserts for durability and long-term sharpness, while the angled tip gives enhanced access in tight or posterior areas. The body is made of surgical-grade stainless steel to resist corrosion and maintain structural integrity through repeated sterilization cycles.

Key Features

• Tungsten Carbide Inserts on Cutting Edges
  Provides exceptional hardness and wear resistance, enabling clean, reliable cuts of pins and ligatures.

• Angled Tip Design
  The cutting tip is angled (commonly around 15° or more) to reach difficult areas and trim wires flush without damaging adjacent components.

• Flush / Close Cut Capability
  Cuts wire ends close to brackets or appliances to minimize protruding sharp tips.

• High-Grade Stainless Steel Construction
  Offers strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity in clinical use.

• Precision Joint Build
  Ensures stable alignment of blades and consistent performance through extended use.

• Autoclavable & Reusable
  Safe for frequent sterilization without degrading the mechanism or cutting precision.

• Ergonomic Handles
  Balanced grip design helps reduce operator fatigue and increases cutting control.

Applications

• Trimming pins and ligature wires during orthodontic procedures

• Cutting light archwires or tie wires flush with brackets or appliances

• Accessing posterior or tight spaces where straight cutters can’t reach

• Finishing adjustments, wire changes, and securing excess wire ends

Ideal For

• Orthodontists, orthodontic assistants, and clinicians performing bonding and wire adjustments

• Dental clinics requiring high-precision, durable pliers for wire management

• Dental schools and students learning safe, controlled wire trimming techniques