Wax Knife Spatula, Fahnenstock 17.5cm
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| SKU | 181512 |
| Brand | InstruDental |
| Type | Dental Laboratory Instruments |
| Category | Dental Laboratory instruments |
| Tags | 1815-12 |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
A Fahnenstock-pattern wax knife spatula, 17.5cm, used in dental laboratory work to carve, trim, and smooth wax during denture and crown fabrication. The dual-ended blade offers both a broad flat surface for smoothing and a finer edge for detail carving.
- 17.5cm Fahnenstock pattern, dual-ended blade
- Broad blade for smoothing wax surfaces
- Finer edge for detail carving and trimming
- AISI 304 stainless steel, fully autoclavable
FAQs
What is a wax knife spatula used for?
It carves, trims, and smooths wax patterns during denture, crown, and bridge fabrication in the dental laboratory.
What does the Fahnenstock pattern offer over other wax knives?
It provides two differently shaped working ends on one instrument, reducing the number of separate tools needed at the bench.
Commonly used alongside wax spatulas and laboratory carving instruments during prosthetic fabrication.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
A Fahnenstock-pattern wax knife spatula, 17.5cm, used in dental laboratory work to carve, trim, and smooth wax during denture and crown fabrication. The dual-ended blade offers both a broad flat surface for smoothing and a finer edge for detail carving.
- 17.5cm Fahnenstock pattern, dual-ended blade
- Broad blade for smoothing wax surfaces
- Finer edge for detail carving and trimming
- AISI 304 stainless steel, fully autoclavable
FAQs
What is a wax knife spatula used for?
It carves, trims, and smooths wax patterns during denture, crown, and bridge fabrication in the dental laboratory.
What does the Fahnenstock pattern offer over other wax knives?
It provides two differently shaped working ends on one instrument, reducing the number of separate tools needed at the bench.
Commonly used alongside wax spatulas and laboratory carving instruments during prosthetic fabrication.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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