Crown Remover Instrument, Crown-Tractor Re-Order Set - 40 Pieces Polymer Plastic Tips | Helmut Zepf No. 19.274.12
The Crown Remover Instrument from Helmut Zepf (No. 19.274.12) is a precision-engineered dental tool designed to assist clinicians in the safe and controlled removal of crowns during restorative procedures. This re-order set provides a convenient supply of 40 polymer plastic tips, ensuring your operatory stays fully stocked and ready for consistent clinical performance.
Product Overview
The Crown-Tractor system relies on dependable, high-quality consumable tips to function effectively. This re-order set is specifically designed to replenish your existing Crown Remover Instrument with fresh polymer plastic tips. Each tip is engineered for single-use application, supporting hygiene protocols and reliable grip during crown traction procedures.
- Contents: 40 polymer plastic tips per set
- Compatibility: Designed for use with the Crown-Tractor Crown Remover Instrument system
- Material: Polymer plastic construction
- Origin: Made in Germany
Why Choose This Re-Order Set
Maintaining an adequate supply of replacement tips for your Crown Remover Instrument is essential to uninterrupted clinical workflow. The polymer plastic tips provide consistent mechanical engagement, supporting controlled and atraumatic crown removal. As a Helmut Zepf product manufactured in Germany, this set reflects the brand's established commitment to quality dental instrumentation.
Having a reliable stock of tips on hand means your Crown Remover Instrument is always operationally ready, reducing chair-side delays and supporting efficient patient care.
FAQ
How many tips are included in this set? This re-order set contains 40 polymer plastic tips.
Is this a complete instrument or a consumable re-order set? This is a consumable re-order set of replacement tips designed for use with the Crown-Tractor Crown Remover Instrument system, not a complete instrument assembly.
Where is this product manufactured? This product is made in Germany by Helmut Zepf.

