GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium 6 - CIG6

Name: GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium 6 - CIG6
Brand: GDC
SKU: AMGDC-2609199
Price: 950.00 INR
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GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium 6 - CIG6

Rs. 950.00 ~~Rs. 1,680.00~~ 43% Off

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GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium -6 (CIG6) is used to insert, sculpt, and contour dental composites, and to finish the margins of plastic filling restorations. Its titanium coating minimizes adhesion of the composite, allowing non-stick placement of material without discoloring the restoration, and removes the need for a separating medium such as spirit or monomer while handling or shaping the material.

Manufactured by GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd. in India, the instrument has a highly polished finish for aesthetics and corrosion resistance, and handles designed for better control while sculpting. It is supplied as a single instrument; "CIG6" refers to the handle design pattern (#6), not the number of pieces.

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Brand: GDC
Benefits: The non-stick titanium coating gives clinicians smooth, clean placement and sculpting of composite without a separating medium, the handles offer better control while sculpting, the polished finish supports corrosion resistance, and the high degree of precision and flexibility supports controlled clinical work.
Features: #. Titanium coating that is non-sticky, with no separating medium needed
#. Helps insert, sculpt, and contour dental composites with ease
#. Handles offer better control while sculpting
#. Highly polished finish for aesthetics and corrosion resistance
#. High degree of precision and flexibility during clinical procedures
#. Autoclavable at 135°C (do not exceed this temperature, as it may temper the metallurgy of the instrument)
Indications: Indicated for inserting, sculpting, and contouring dental composites and finishing the margins of plastic filling restorations. After use, wipe the instrument ends gently with an alcohol-saturated swab or gauze to prevent composite build-up, then clean and sterilize as recommended.