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5670.045HP Plain Cut Standard - E

5670.045HP Plain Cut Standard - E

Standard Cross Cut (Sold individually)

Plain cut standard - Denture simple standard For all dental materials - the plain cut enables a smooth cutting pattern, particularly on resins, and thus reduces rework. Tungsten carbide instruments for precise preparation Optimum material reduction and a high-quality surface finish on all types of material. The optimally coordinated blade geometry and cutter designs ensure a long service life and high cutting capacity when preparing stone, acrylic, metal, precious metal, titanium or porcelain. The specially developed blades with relief channels made from high-grade HIP tungsten carbide alloy are extremely cost-effective.  

Operating Information

Correct application

  • Use only technically perfect, serviced handpieces.
  • Clean the handpiece chuck regularly.
  • Instruments must be inserted as far as possible.
  • Use eye-shield and dust-extraction.
  • Instruments should reach the operating speed before they are applied to the work piece.
  • Avoid canting or levering the instrument as this increases the risk of breakage.

Working Pressure

Excessive working pressure must be avoided. Pressure: 0.2 – 5 N

Worn Instruments

Fractured and incorrectly shaped blades cause vibrations. Bent or non-concentric rotary instruments must be disposed of.

Recommended Speeds

Non-adherence to the maximum permissible speeds increases the risk of accidents. Please Note: Using cutters marked with the indentation codes 50 - 85 the grinding movements must be done under constant pressure operating the instrument at the recommended speed. Danger of Injury – soft, timid or hesitant use of large intended instruments causes rock or toss vibration with the possibility of a shaft breakage.

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Standard Cross Cut (Sold individually)

Plain cut standard - Denture simple standard For all dental materials - the plain cut enables a smooth cutting pattern, particularly on resins, and thus reduces rework. Tungsten carbide instruments for precise preparation Optimum material reduction and a high-quality surface finish on all types of material. The optimally coordinated blade geometry and cutter designs ensure a long service life and high cutting capacity when preparing stone, acrylic, metal, precious metal, titanium or porcelain. The specially developed blades with relief channels made from high-grade HIP tungsten carbide alloy are extremely cost-effective.  

Operating Information

Correct application

  • Use only technically perfect, serviced handpieces.
  • Clean the handpiece chuck regularly.
  • Instruments must be inserted as far as possible.
  • Use eye-shield and dust-extraction.
  • Instruments should reach the operating speed before they are applied to the work piece.
  • Avoid canting or levering the instrument as this increases the risk of breakage.

Working Pressure

Excessive working pressure must be avoided. Pressure: 0.2 – 5 N

Worn Instruments

Fractured and incorrectly shaped blades cause vibrations. Bent or non-concentric rotary instruments must be disposed of.

Recommended Speeds

Non-adherence to the maximum permissible speeds increases the risk of accidents. Please Note: Using cutters marked with the indentation codes 50 - 85 the grinding movements must be done under constant pressure operating the instrument at the recommended speed. Danger of Injury – soft, timid or hesitant use of large intended instruments causes rock or toss vibration with the possibility of a shaft breakage.