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Orthodontic Bracket Remover Pliers

Orthodontic bracket remover pliers for removing bonded brackets. A 13 cm posterior pattern with angled jaws and a TC (tungsten carbide) designation.

Listed pricing
Single piece $10.00
In stock. Final price depends on the selected configuration and order requirements.
Size
13 cm
MOQ
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Product Overview

About Orthodontic Bracket Remover Pliers

Bracket remover pliers, also called debonding pliers, are orthodontic instruments for removing bonded brackets when treatment ends. The pattern we supply is a posterior bracket remover with angled jaws, 13 cm (130 mm) long, with a TC (tungsten carbide) designation.

What this configuration tells you

Each part of the description identifies a different attribute:

  • 13 cm: the overall length of the instrument.
  • Posterior: the pattern is designated for posterior use.
  • Angled jaws: the jaws are set at an angle to the handles.
  • TC: the instrument carries a tungsten carbide designation.

None of these, on its own or together, describes how the jaws engage a bracket or which bracket systems the plier suits.

Bracket remover, band remover or wire cutter?

These are three different instrument jobs, and the names are not interchangeable:

  • Bracket remover: removes bonded brackets. This is the instrument offered here.
  • Band remover: a separate instrument designed for removing orthodontic bands.
  • Distal end cutter: cuts and shortens the ends of archwire. See our distal end cutter.

Comparing bracket-removal designs

"Debonding pliers" covers more than one design. Bracket removers differ in jaw form and in what they are intended to do; some models, for example, are also documented for removing adhesive residue, and that use has to be specified rather than assumed for every bracket remover. Jaw form, intended removal task and the bracket systems covered by a design's documentation should be compared together. Two pliers that share a 13 cm length and a TC designation are not necessarily interchangeable.

Requesting a quote

Request a quote for the 13 cm TC posterior bracket remover and tell us the quantity you need. If your practice works with a particular bracket system, include it, along with the reference of any plier you are replacing.

For more orthodontic instruments, browse our orthodontic instruments.

Bracket placement and removal tools

Matching and reordering the 13 cm posterior bracket remover

Use this guide to match a plier you already use against our 13 cm (130 mm) posterior bracket remover with angled jaws and TC designation. It also helps you send a reorder request that can be quoted accurately. The posterior pattern and angled jaws are laid out for removing brackets on back teeth, so the working head is the first thing to match.

Reading the product photo

The photo shows one plier in full alongside two enlarged views of its working head. Set your current plier next to the screen with the head pointing up, then compare it part by part, following the order of the legend.

The two boxed views are close-ups of the same head from different angles. They are not extra instruments. Each order line is for one complete plier.

Orthodontic bracket remover pliers, 13 cm posterior pattern, shown upright with the working head at the top and gold-coloured handle ends below, beside two enlarged views of the working head

One 13 cm posterior bracket remover stands upright on the left. The two boxes on the right show enlarged views of its working head.

  1. Working head

    This is the top of the upright plier. It is the angled posterior head and the most useful point of comparison with your current instrument.

  2. Joint and handles

    Below the head, the joint connects the two handles, which run down to the bottom of the image. Compare the handle outline and the overall 13 cm (130 mm) length here.

  3. Gold-coloured handle ends

    These are the handle ends at the bottom of the plier. They help you quickly pick out a similar plier in your drawer. The listed TC designation remains the construction reference.

  4. Upper detail view

    This is an enlarged view of the working head from one angle. It shows the jaw outline more clearly than the full view.

  5. Lower detail view

    This is a second enlarged view of the same head from a different angle. It is useful when you compare it with your own front and side photos of the head.

Front view, side view and neighbouring patterns

Photograph or hold your current plier in two head positions. A front view shows the outline of the jaws and how they meet. A side view shows how the head is set at an angle to the handles. Comparing both views with the detail images above is quicker and more reliable than judging from the handles alone.

Length alone will not tell this plier apart from every similar instrument in the range. Our band removing pliers are also 13 cm long but have a different head. The table sets out the confirmed differences between this plier and the two nearest listings.

  • Overall length: lay a ruler from the tip of the head to the handle ends and compare the reading with 130 mm.
  • Head set: in the side view, check that your current plier has an angled head rather than a straight one.
  • Jaw outline: in the front view, compare the shape and size of the jaws with the enlarged views.
  • Markings: note any maker name or reference stamped on the handles or near the joint. You will need it for your request.
Confirmed differences between this posterior bracket remover and the two nearest listings in our orthodontic range
CompareThis posterior bracket removerAnterior bracket removing pliersOrthodontic band removing pliers
TaskBracket removal, posterior patternBracket removal, anterior (front-teeth) patternBand removal, a separate job from bracket removal
Working headAngled jawsTwo opposing flanged metal jawsWhite pad opposite a metal beak
Overall length13 cm (130 mm)About 6.7 in (roughly 17 cm)13 cm
DesignationTC (tungsten carbide)See that product pageSee that product page
Order unitOne complete plierOne complete plierOne complete plier

Your reorder request record

This plier has no public SKU, so your request identifies it by product name, configuration and page address. Sending a completed record like the example below helps us quote the right pattern and quantity with as few follow-up questions as possible.

A photo cannot show which bracket systems a plier suits, so bracket compatibility is part of your request. Name the bracket system you work with, and that requirement will be considered alongside the plier details in your quote.

Example reorder record for the 13 cm posterior bracket remover. Replace the bracketed entries and the quantity with your own details.
FieldWhat to enterExample entry
Catalogue identityProduct name and page addressOrthodontic Bracket Remover Pliers, /products/bracket-remover-pliers
ConfigurationPattern, length and designation as listedPosterior, angled jaws, 13 cm (130 mm), TC designation
Plier being replacedMaker, model or reference stamped on your current plier, or 'unmarked'[Maker name], ref. [as stamped on handle]
Previous order referenceYour invoice or order number, if you have bought from us before[Your previous invoice number] or 'first order'
Bracket system and taskThe bracket system and bracket type you need to remove on posterior teethPosterior bracket removal; system: [your bracket system]
Head photosFront and side views of your current plier's working head, plus one full view with a ruler3 photos attached: front, side, full length
Quantity requestedNumber of complete pliers you want quoted4 complete pliers (example figure only)
  1. Photograph your current plier

    Use a plain background. Take front, side and full-length views as described above, with a ruler beside the full view.

  2. Record the identity details

    Copy any maker name or reference stamped on the plier. If you have a previous invoice number, add it as a separate entry.

  3. State the system and quantity

    Name the bracket system you need the plier for and the number of complete pliers you want quoted. Minimum order quantity and availability are confirmed in your quote.

  4. Send the request

    Use Request Exact Quote on this page to send your matching record and quantity, then send your photos by email or through Chat on WhatsApp.

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Procurement Documents and Order Details

What Can Be Confirmed Before You Order

We hold ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification. Request the certificate and its covered organization, site, scope and validity details before ordering. This management-system certification is not a blanket product or destination-market approval.

Manufacturing

Sialkot production workflow

Material selection, forming, heat treatment where required, grinding, finishing, inspection, marking, and export packing.

Material

Grade confirmed by SKU

Material and applicable steel grade are confirmed against the quoted pattern instead of applying one grade to every instrument family.

MOQ

Order-type minimums

Samples: 1-3 pieces per pattern; standard product orders: confirmed with your quote; mixed wholesale: 25 instruments (mixed patterns); OEM: 25 pieces per pattern.

Packaging

Protective and branded options

Individual pouches, procedure sets, cassettes, protective bulk cartons, product labels, and approved private-label packaging.

Export

Documented dispatch

Commercial invoice, packing list, protective outer packaging, and courier or freight tracking appropriate to the order.

Product FAQ

Orthodontic Bracket Remover Pliers Questions

Which bracket-remover pattern is this?

This is a 13 cm bracket remover with the TC (tungsten carbide) designation and an angled form. The pattern name and the working-head geometry identify the instrument for comparison, so keep the angled form separate from straight bracket-remover references when you prepare a matched instrument specification.

Is 13 cm the length of the pliers or their working jaws?

13 cm is the overall instrument length, equivalent to 130 mm. Working-jaw dimensions and the head's angle are separate fields. Use the overall length for complete-instrument comparison, then match the required working-head profile independently.

What does the TC designation mean when comparing bracket-remover pliers?

TC is the conventional abbreviation for tungsten carbide. It is one construction designation to record alongside the bracket-remover pattern and length. The location and specification of any carbide components belong to the particular model's documentation, so the abbreviation alone does not define the whole instrument's construction.

How does a bracket remover differ from a band remover or wire cutter?

A bracket remover belongs to the bracket-debonding instrument category, while band removers and orthodontic wire cutters have different working-head layouts and tasks. Match the instrument category to your purchasing requirement before you compare length or handle appearance; similar plier handles can carry very different working ends.

What should I compare when selecting a remover for a particular bracket system?

Compare the straight or angled pattern you need, the working-head contact geometry, the overall length and the bracket system's documented instrument requirement. Manufacturers publish separate remover references for some systems, including dedicated ceramic-bracket models, so use the identified model's compatibility information for a system-specific match.

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