Brand Name : CAT Instruments

Product Name : Extraction Forceps – Pedo Upper Root Bionet

Pack Size : 1/pk

Item Code : CAT-PF51

Material : Stainless Steel

Sterilization : Autoclavable

Manufacturer Name & Address : Libral Traders Pvt. Ltd., B-84/1 Okhla Industrial Area Phase 2, New Delhi - 110020

Marketed By : Libral Traders Pvt. Ltd.

MDR No. : Libral-South-DL/M/MD/004553

Country of Origin : India

• CAT Extraction Forceps – Pedo Upper Root Bionet is a precision dental extraction instrument specially designed for safe and controlled pediatric upper root extractions.
• Engineered in a Bionet design, ensuring improved access and secure engagement for delicate pediatric root extraction procedures.
• Ideal for upper root removal in pediatric patients, helping clinicians perform efficient and atraumatic extractions with enhanced precision.
• Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term clinical performance.
• Precision beak design provides firm grip and controlled handling, minimizing slippage during extraction procedures.
• Ergonomic handle design offers comfortable grip, better leverage, and reduced hand fatigue during prolonged clinical use.
• Fully autoclavable and reusable, supporting sterilization and infection control standards in pediatric dental practice.
• Suitable for pedodontists and dentists performing pediatric root extraction, primary tooth procedures, and oral surgical treatments.

• High-quality stainless steel construction
• Precision Bionet beak design
• Ergonomic grip for improved control
• Corrosion-resistant durable finish
• Sterilize before and after use
• Autoclave as per standard protocol
• Clean thoroughly after procedures
• Store in a dry sterile environment

• Designed for pediatric upper root extraction
• Bionet design for better precision & access
• Stainless steel durable construction
• Secure grip for controlled extraction
• Ergonomic handle for better control
• Autoclavable & reusable
• Ideal for pediatric dental procedures