Which Zepf Bone Scraper Do You Need?
Every active product in the collection is linked once below. “Instrument” is a complete scraper, the other types are replacement parts.
Complete bone scrapers6 items
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
Part |
| 47.957.00 |
Bone Scraper, Ø 10 mm, 156 mm (ZEPF-Line) |
Instrument |
| 47.957.10 |
Bone Scraper II, Ø 6, straight, with one blade |
Instrument |
| 47.957.15 |
Bone Scraper II, Ø 6, angled, with one blade |
Instrument |
| 47.957.20 |
Bone Scraper II, Ø 6, straight, including 3 spare blades (ZEPF-Design) |
Instrument |
| 47.957.25 |
Bone Scraper II, Ø 6, angulated, including 3 spare blades (ZEPF-Design) |
Instrument |
| 47.959.00 |
Bone Scraper II, Ø 10 mm, curved 20° |
Instrument |
Handles and sleeve3 items
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
Part |
| 47.957.60 |
Handle only, straight, for Bone Scraper II Ø 6 |
Handle |
| 47.957.65 |
Handle only, angled, for Bone Scraper II Ø 6 |
Handle |
| 47.957.70 |
Sleeve only for Bone Scraper II Ø 6 |
Sleeve |
Blades3 items
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
Part |
| 47.957.01 |
Bone scraper blade |
Blade |
| 47.957.30 |
Spare blades, round, Ø 6, for Bone Scraper II (like No. 47.957.20), pack of 3 and one spare sleeve |
Blades |
| 47.957.50 |
Spare blades, round, Ø 6, for Bone Scraper II (like No. 47.957.20), pack of 5 and one spare sleeve |
Blades |
Features and Applications
Looking for the best Zepf Bone Scraper? Deutsche Dental Technologien offers authentic Helmut Zepf Bone Scrapers — the gold standard in precision autogenous bone harvesting for dental implantology and periodontal regenerative surgery. The range includes the Ø 10 mm Bone Scraper No. 47.957.00, the Ø 6 Bone Scraper II in straight and angled versions (Nos. 47.957.10, 47.957.15, 47.957.20, 47.957.25), the curved 20° Ø 10 mm Bone Scraper II No. 47.959.00, and the matching blades, handles and sleeves (Nos. 47.957.01, 47.957.30, 47.957.50, 47.957.60, 47.957.65, 47.957.70).
The Zepf Bone Scraper is specifically engineered for efficient, minimally invasive collection of vital cortical bone chips directly from the patient’s own jaw, delivering superior graft material with high cell viability. Trusted by dental professionals who demand German engineering excellence.
Why Choose the Zepf Bone Scraper?
- German-Made Precision – Manufactured by Helmut Zepf to the highest surgical standards
- Ultra-Sharp Blades – Fast, clean bone harvesting with minimal effort
- Ergonomic Handle Design – Reduces hand fatigue during longer grafting procedures
- Bone Scraper II System – Features easy-to-replace disposable blades for consistent sharpness
- Straight and Angled Options – Excellent access to mandible, maxilla, and tuberosity areas
- Fully Autoclavable – Premium stainless steel construction for durability and repeated sterilization
Ideal Uses for Zepf Bone Scrapers
- Autogenous bone harvesting for dental implants
- Socket preservation and ridge augmentation
- Sinus lift bone grafting
- Periodontal regenerative surgery and bone defect repair
- Bone contouring and harvesting for guided bone regeneration (GBR)
Superior Bone Grafting Results
The Zepf Bone Scraper remains a favorite among implantologists and periodontists because autogenous bone is still the gold standard for predictable graft integration. Unlike bone mills or filters, the Zepf Bone Scraper collects viable bone chips quickly and efficiently while preserving osteogenic cells.
Pair your Zepf Bone Scraper with our Castroviejo Needle Holders, dental micro mirrors, and other microsurgical instruments for complete procedural precision.
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Clinical Use
The Zepf bone scrapers are used for efficient, minimally invasive collection of autogenous cortical bone chips from the patient’s own jaw for dental implant placement, socket preservation, ridge augmentation, sinus lift grafting, guided bone regeneration and periodontal regenerative surgery; straight and angled versions give access to the mandible, maxilla, ramus and tuberosity.
Care and Reconditioning
Clean, disinfect and sterilize the scraper handle, sleeve and any reusable parts between patients following the manufacturer instructions; the blades are disposable replacement parts, so fit a fresh blade for each case rather than resharpening, and discard any damaged blade. Our Dental Hand Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the general workflow for Helmut Zepf instruments. For surgical and implant instruments, see also our Surgical Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide.
Compare With
Related Helmut Zepf collections: ZEPF Bone Scraper II, ZEPF Bone Scraper Blades, ZEPF Bone Scraper II Blades, Bone Grafting Instruments, and ZEPF Bone Mill Collection. For pattern names and terminology, see the Surgical Instrument Glossary and the Surgical Instrument Library.
FAQ
How do I choose the right item from this collection?
How should these instruments be reprocessed?
Follow the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and the symbols on each product’s packaging; our reprocessing guide covers the general workflow.
Where are these instruments made?
The instruments in this collection are manufactured by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik in Seitingen-Oberflacht, Germany — precision dental and surgical instruments since 1921 — and ship fast from our US warehouse.
Manufacturer literature: Bone Scraper II flyer (PDF) — more in our Surgical Instrument Library.