Composite Plastic Filling Instrument #1 Plugger combination cone-shaped small Ø 1.7 mm / small Ø 1.7 mm with special bend for the molar region - ZEPF-bIONIK Handle with NANOPAL Coating | Helmut Zepf No. 26.120.40TI

The Dental Composite Filling Instrument Cone Plugger from Helmut Zepf is engineered to deliver precise placement and condensation of composite materials in demanding clinical environments. Designed for professionals who require consistent, reliable performance, this instrument combines advanced materials science with ergonomic design to meet the highest standards of modern restorative dentistry.

Product Overview

This instrument is classified as a #1 Plugger combination, featuring a cone-shaped working tip with a small diameter of Ø 1.7 mm / Ø 1.7 mm. The dual-end configuration provides versatility during composite placement procedures, while the cone-shaped geometry ensures controlled condensation and adaptation of restorative material into the cavity preparation.

A defining feature of this Dental Composite Filling Instrument Cone Plugger is its special bend designed specifically for access to the molar region, enabling clinicians to reach posterior cavities with ease and accuracy — an essential consideration for comprehensive restorative workflows.

Handle & Coating

The instrument is fitted with the ZEPF-bIONIK Handle, an ergonomically optimised grip that reduces hand fatigue during extended clinical use. The working end is finished with a NANOPAL Coating, which is engineered to minimise composite material adhesion, facilitating clean and efficient instrument performance throughout the procedure.

Manufacturing Quality

As with all instruments in the Helmut Zepf portfolio, this Dental Composite Filling Instrument Cone Plugger is manufactured in Germany, reflecting a commitment to precision engineering, stringent quality control, and durable construction suited to the rigorous demands of professional dental practice.

FAQ

What is the tip diameter of this instrument? The working tip is cone-shaped with a small diameter of Ø 1.7 mm on both ends.

Is this instrument suitable for posterior restorations? Yes. The special bend is specifically designed to facilitate access to the molar region for posterior composite placements.

What is the purpose of the NANOPAL Coating? The NANOPAL Coating is designed to reduce composite adhesion to the instrument surface, supporting cleaner and more efficient clinical use.