NES-3371

The Palmer pattern brings its own distinct jaw geometry to rubber dam clamp handling, giving the NES-3371 a slightly different grip profile compared to the Brewer or Stockes forceps nearby in this lineup. It’s built for the same core task, placing and removing clamps securely, but with a shape some practitioners find more comfortable in hand.
That kind of variation matters more than it might seem in daily practice. Clamp forceps get picked up constantly throughout a restorative or endodontic session, and a pattern that feels awkward, even slightly, can slow down an otherwise routine task. Having the Palmer pattern available gives practitioners another option to find their preferred fit.
Palmer-pattern jaw for secure clamp placement and removal
Distinct grip profile compared to other forceps patterns in this range
Suits practitioners who prefer this particular hand feel
Fully autoclavable stainless steel construction
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments that support isolation work, this forceps adds to a growing selection of clamp-handling patterns, letting a practice stock the specific tools its team actually prefers.
Built from stainless steel, this forceps withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its grip precision reliably over time.