NES-1218

17.5cm
The NES-1218 Tweezer Gerald extends to 17.5cm, giving clinicians a longer working length than the standard Gerald pattern offers. That extra reach matters most when a procedure calls for some distance between the operator’s hand and the working field — posterior sites, deeper access points, or situations where keeping fingers further from the mouth improves visibility and comfort.
The Gerald tip design itself hasn’t changed to accommodate the longer handle: the jaws still taper to a fine point and close evenly along their length, so the instrument grips cotton pellets, small restorative pieces, and delicate materials with the same precision practitioners expect from the pattern, just with more handle to work with. Whether used for periodontal maintenance, restorative placement, or general chairside assistance, the longer profile keeps technique consistent across a wider range of clinical situations.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-1218 is fully autoclavable and holds its tip alignment through repeated sterilization cycles. For practices already running Gerald-pattern tweezers, it’s a natural fit alongside your diagnostic instrument and restorative tray — the same trusted tip geometry, just built for the moments when a longer reach makes the job easier.