NES-3373

Named for one of the most established patterns in rubber dam isolation, the NES-3373 Ainsworth forceps is built for the same core task as its counterparts in this lineup, securely placing and removing clamps, but with the specific jaw geometry the Ainsworth pattern is known for.
What sets this pattern apart:
Distinct Ainsworth jaw shape for clamp handling
A longstanding, widely recognized design in rubber dam isolation
Reliable grip during both placement and removal
Fully autoclavable stainless steel construction
The Ainsworth name also appears elsewhere in this product line as a punch pattern, and these forceps round out that family with a matching clamp-handling instrument, useful for practices that prefer working within a single, consistent pattern family across their rubber dam toolkit.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments that support isolation work, this forceps gives practitioners another well-established option, particularly for those who already favor Ainsworth-style instruments for punching and want the same pattern philosophy carried through to clamp placement.
Built from stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding their grip precision reliably across busy restorative and endodontic schedules.