Plaster Spatula 22 Stainless Steel Hollow Handle

Plaster Spatula 22 Stainless Steel Hollow Handle – Dental Laboratory Instrument

Description

The Plaster Spatula 22 Stainless Steel Hollow Handle is a precision dental lab tool designed for mixing, manipulating, and placing dental plaster, stone, gypsum, and other model materials. Its single‑ended stainless steel blade provides a smooth surface for efficient material handling, while the hollow handle offers a lighter overall feel for enhanced tactile feedback and control. This versatile instrument is essential for accurate plaster manipulation in dental model fabrication, cast trimming, and other laboratory procedures.

Made from high‑quality stainless steel, the Plaster Spatula 22 delivers excellent durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for repeated use and sterilization in clinical and laboratory environments. The ergonomic, hollow handle enhances grip comfort and reduces hand fatigue, allowing technicians and clinicians to work with precision and stability during extended tasks.

Key Features

Single‑Ended Blade Design — Smooth stainless steel blade allows controlled mixing and placing of plaster and other model materials.

Hollow Handle Construction — Lightweight hollow handle improves tactile sensitivity and comfort during prolonged use.

High‑Quality Stainless Steel — Durable and corrosion‑resistant material provides long‑lasting performance and ease of sterilization.

Ergonomic Handle Grip — Comfortable handle enhances grip stability and reduces strain during model work.

Polished Tool Surface — Polished blade minimizes sticking and allows smooth manipulation of plaster and gypsum.

Reusable & Autoclavable — Built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles for hygienic lab and clinical use.

Applications

Mixing dental plaster, stone, and gypsum
Manipulating and placing model materials
Assisting in dental model fabrication
Refining and adjusting study dies and casts
Supporting laboratory and clinical workflows

Ideal For

Dental laboratory technicians mixing and placing plaster
Dentists preparing and adjusting study models
Dental students learning model fabrication techniques
Clinics and labs needing reliable plaster manipulation tools