How Plier

How plier. Materials
Stainless Steel:
The most common material for dental and orthodontic pliers, offering durability, corrosion resistance, and the ability to be sterilized.
Tungsten Carbide (TC) Tip:
A very hard material that can be added to the tips of some pliers (like Mathieu or Adam's pliers) to increase their grip and resistance to wear, especially when working with heavy wires.
Sizes
Tip or Jaw Width:
Can vary significantly by plier type. For example, some dressing pliers have a 1mm tip width, while others are designed for different wire thicknesses.
Instrument Length:
The overall length of the plier is designed for function and accessibility. Dressing pliers may be 16cm, and the design of other pliers accommodates the specific task.