GDC Plastic Filling Instrument 3 - PF2

Name: GDC Plastic Filling Instrument 3 - PF2
Brand: GDC
SKU: AMGDC-2609046
Price: 185.00 INR
Availability: InStock

GDC Plastic Filling Instrument 3 - PF2

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GDC Plastic Filling Instrument PF2 is a placement instrument used to carry and condense restorative material into cavity preparations. Its rounded working end is designed to place and shape material accurately while helping protect sensitive surrounding tissue during use.

Manufactured by GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd. in India, the PF2 creates a mechanical interlock between previously condensed filling material and freshly placed material, supporting better adaptation of the restoration within the cavity and helping prevent slippage of material during placement.

Built with a large, ergonomic handle for a comfortable operator grip, the PF2 is made from high-grade stainless steel, giving it durability and resistance to tip breakage across repeated clinical use.

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Brand: GDC
Benefits: The PF2's design supports a strong mechanical interlock between layers of restorative material, helping achieve better adaptation within the cavity and reducing the risk of material slippage during placement. Its ergonomic, large handle improves operator grip and comfort, and the high-grade stainless steel build resists tip breakage, supporting long-term reliability across repeated clinical use.
Features: #. Ergonomic design with a large handle for a better operative fit
#. Made of high-grade stainless steel
#. Used to carry restorative material during cavity preparation
#. Creates a mechanical interlock between condensed and freshly placed filling material
#. Improves adaptation of material in the cavity and helps prevent slippage
#. Resists breakage of the tip
#. Autoclavable for routine sterilization
Indications: Indicated for carrying, placing, and condensing restorative materials such as composite and GIC into cavity preparations during routine restorative dental procedures.