Hex Screw Spare Part for Telecrown-Grip Pliers | Helmut Zepf No. 31.184.02

The Hex Screw Spare Part for Telecrown-Grip Pliers is a precision-engineered replacement component designed to maintain the full functionality of your Telecrown-Grip pliers in daily orthodontic practice. Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH under item number 31.184.02, this screw is specifically made to fit the Telescope Crown Plier Böhm, ensuring a secure and reliable fit every time.

Product Overview

Using genuine spare parts is essential for preserving the performance and longevity of professional orthodontic instruments. This Hex Screw Spare Part for Telecrown-Grip Pliers is produced to the same exacting standards as the original component, allowing clinicians to restore their pliers to optimal working condition without the need to replace the entire instrument.

Key Features

• Purpose-built replacement screw for the Telescope Crown Plier Böhm
• Designed to precise tolerances for a consistent, secure fit
• Supports the long-term use and maintenance of professional orthodontic pliers
• Manufactured in Germany to high quality standards
• Supplied by Helmut Zepf GmbH, a trusted name in dental and orthodontic instrumentation

Why Choose Genuine Spare Parts?

Replacing worn or damaged components with the correct Hex Screw Spare Part for Telecrown-Grip Pliers helps maintain the mechanical integrity of your instrument. Generic or ill-fitting screws can compromise the plier's function and reduce its working life. Opting for the manufacturer-specified part ensures continued precision and safety during clinical use.

FAQ

Which plier model is this screw compatible with? This spare part is designed for the Telescope Crown Plier Böhm by Helmut Zepf, referenced as item number 31.184.02.

Is this a genuine Helmut Zepf spare part? Yes, this Hex Screw Spare Part for Telecrown-Grip Pliers is supplied directly by Helmut Zepf GmbH and manufactured in Germany.

Can this screw be fitted without specialist tools? Installation requirements will depend on the plier model; consult your instrument documentation or contact Helmut Zepf for guidance.