What are straight pliers?
are a manual, suspended tool used in medical procedures. Quality comes in different shapes and sizes to suit different practices and users' preferences. Direct pliers have a design in which the tool shaft lacks a curve. Alternatively curved pliers have a curve along the shaft, usually 60 or 90 degrees.
The pliers are most often made of high quality carbon steel and can be sterilized and reused, although some pliers are made of plastic and are destroyed after one use. Both curved and straight pliers can be designed to be locking or non -blocking. The locking pliers have a construction that allows them to be applied manually in place and then released while maintaining the clamp. Repeated pliers are most often made of high quality carbon steel, which lasts repeated cleaning and sterilization. Sterilization techniques may include the use of detergents and other chemicals, extremely high temperatures or ultrasoundé waves. Disposable pliers are designed for single use only and are made of high -degree plastic. The locking pliers have a mechanism that allows the manual location of the device to the clamping position and then released while maintaining the clamp. The unmistakable pliers must be constantly pressed to remain tight.
The most common type of locking mechanism of pliers contains a number of blocking teeth located just above the tool hinge. These teeth are dealing with when the tool is clamped. If the clamping action is no longer needed, the pliers can be released by moving the fingers, unlocking the teeth and allowing you to decompose the end of the tool.
There are different types of straight pliers that are used in different medical procedures. Hemostatic pliers are used to control bleeding and can be designed with a straight shaft or curved shaft. Obstetric pliers are used during childbirth to help the obstetrician in the PL leadershipODU through the birth canal. The uterine pliers are designed for gripping and clamping tissue in a woman's uterus during medical procedures. Dental pliers are used by dentists to grip and extract teeth and Kelley pliers are used to control bleeding and have a locking design.