Composite Instrument 213 Hollow Handle

Composite Instrument 213 – Hollow Handle with Blue Color Tips

Description

The Composite Instrument 213 – Hollow Handle with Blue Color Tips is a precision dental tool designed for placing, sculpting, condensing, and contouring composite restorative material during operative and restorative procedures. It features blue-colored working tips that provide better visual contrast against resin composites, making it easier for clinicians to see and manipulate material accurately. The instrument’s lightweight hollow handle enhances balance and tactile sensitivity, reducing hand fatigue during detailed work.

Crafted from high-grade stainless steel with a titanium coating on the working ends, the Composite Instrument 213 resists corrosion and wear, and the polished tips help minimize composite sticking and pulling. This makes it ideal for shaping composite resin in Class I through Class V restorations, achieving smooth anatomical contours and tight interproximal contacts.

Key Features

• Blue Color Working Tips — Provides enhanced visual contrast and easier identification of instrument ends during composite placement.

• Hollow Handle Design — Lightweight and ergonomic handle improves balance, control, and tactile feedback.

• Double-Ended Functionality — Two different tip shapes on either end allow versatile use for placement and contouring.

• Titanium-Coated Tips — Durable, corrosion-resistant coating reduces sticking of composite material and improves longevity.

• Polished Stainless Steel Construction — Smooth, high-grade material for clinical reliability and repeated sterilization.

• Ergonomic Grip — Designed to reduce hand strain and improve precision during detailed restorative work.

Applications

• Composite Placement: Efficiently deliver and place composite resin into prepared cavities.

• Sculpting & Contouring: Shape composite anatomy including cusps, grooves, and interproximal contours.

• Condensation: Assist in compacting composite for a dense, void-free restoration.

• Adaptation: Press composite into cavity walls and margins for optimal adhesion.

• Finishing Prep: Prepare composite surfaces for light curing with minimal adjustments.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing direct composite restorations.

• Dental hygienists assisting in restorative procedures.

• Dental students learning composite manipulation and sculpting techniques.

• Dental clinics seeking ergonomic and visual-enhanced composite instruments.

• Practices focused on speed, precision, and aesthetic restorative outcomes.