NES-1197

15cm
Stretch the Semken 1×2 pattern out to 15cm and you get a diagnostic instrument built for reach without giving up the grip that makes this jaw design useful in the first place. The interlocking single-tooth-to-double-tooth tip holds onto tougher or slightly bulkier material with a firmness that flat, serrated patterns can’t quite match, which is exactly why clinicians reach for a 1×2 tip when something needs more purchase than finesse.
At this length, that firm grip is paired with enough distance to keep the hand out of the direct line of sight during longer procedures, whether that’s positioning material further back in the mouth or working through a restorative sequence that takes more than a few seconds per step. The straight jaw keeps the working axis predictable throughout, so there’s no compensating for angle mid-task.
Manufactured in surgical-grade stainless steel and finished to hold its tooth alignment through repeated autoclave cycles, this tweezer is built to outlast the cheaper stamped versions that tend to lose their bite within a few months of regular sterilization. Practices that already stock the shorter 12.5cm version of this pattern often add the 15cm alongside it, since the two cover different reach requirements without duplicating function. Order 100 or more units and Next Edge Surgical applies a 10% discount automatically; smaller orders can request a direct quotation.