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Introducing the New FDS Pneumatic Teeth Extractor

Published April 30, 2026 · 2 min read · Last reviewed November 2, 2026

Contributed by FDS

Introducing the New FDS Pneumatic Teeth ExtractorIn modern workshops, efficiency and operator comfort are just as critical as performance. Recognizing this need, FDS has introduced its latest innovation — the Pneumatic Teeth Extractor. Designed to simplify one of the most physically demanding maintenance tasks, this compact and lightweight air-powered tool helps teams work faster while reducing strain.

The FDS Pneumatic Teeth Extractor is engineered with productivity in mind. By replacing manual hammering with a controlled pneumatic system, it minimizes physical effort and delivers consistent results across operators. This not only improves workflow efficiency but also helps reduce fatigue during long working hours.

One of the standout features of this extractor is its compact and lightweight design, making it easy to handle in tight workspaces. It also offers flexibility, as it can be customized to accommodate different tooth sizes, ensuring versatility across a wide range of applications. The integrated lever throttle provides real-time control over power and speed, allowing operators to adjust performance based on the task at hand.

Operating within a standard air supply range of 90 to 120 PSI, the tool delivers between 1,050 and 1,500 blows per minute. This level of performance ensures fast and effective tooth removal, even in demanding conditions.

Introducing the New FDS Pneumatic Teeth ExtractorField results have shown that the extractor is compatible with at least 90 percent of all teeth, making it a reliable addition to most workshops. In cases where teeth are heavily seized or affected by severe rust, a penetrating lubricant such as WD-40 may be used to assist the process.

Overall, the FDS Pneumatic Teeth Extractor represents a practical upgrade for teams looking to improve efficiency, consistency, and operator comfort. With its combination of power, control, and adaptability, it is positioned to become a valuable tool in workshop operations. For pricing and availability, interested parties are encouraged to contact FDS directly.