White Excavator #18, 1.5 mm - Double-Ended, Stainless Steel Handle | Helmut Zepf No. 24.733.18

The double-ended dental excavator stainless steel instrument from Helmut Zepf is a precision-engineered tool designed for reliable caries removal and cavity preparation in clinical dentistry. Manufactured in Germany, this excavator meets the exacting standards expected by dental professionals worldwide.

Product Overview

Designated as White Excavator #18 with a 1.5 mm working end, this instrument features a double-ended configuration that provides two functional tips in a single ergonomic handle. The stainless steel construction ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with standard sterilization protocols.

• Color Code: White
• Size: #18
• Working End Diameter: 1.5 mm
• Handle Material: Stainless Steel
• Configuration: Double-Ended
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf GmbH
• Item Number: 24.733.18

Why Choose This Instrument

As a double-ended dental excavator stainless steel tool, this instrument offers the efficiency of two working ends, reducing the need to switch instruments during procedures. The stainless steel handle provides a balanced grip, supporting tactile sensitivity and consistent clinical performance.

Helmut Zepf instruments are produced in Germany and are recognized for their craftsmanship and adherence to strict manufacturing tolerances. This excavator is suited for use in restorative dentistry, particularly for the removal of soft and carious dentine.

FAQ

What procedures is this excavator suitable for? This double-ended dental excavator stainless steel instrument is primarily used for caries excavation and preparation of cavity margins in restorative dentistry.

Is this instrument compatible with autoclave sterilization? Stainless steel dental instruments are generally compatible with standard autoclave sterilization cycles; consult your sterilization protocol for specific parameters.

What does the White color code indicate? The White color designation refers to the size classification used in the instrument's coding system, corresponding to the #18 designation and 1.5 mm working end diameter.