Lucas Bone Curette #1 - 2.5 mm, Double Ended, TOUCHGRIP DESIGN | Helmut Zepf No. 41.855.01HZU

The Lucas Bone Curette Fig. 1 (2.5 mm) is a precision-engineered double-ended instrument designed for osseous tissue removal and bone contouring in periodontal and oral surgical procedures. Developed in collaboration with Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr, this instrument merges clinical functionality with an innovative ergonomic approach that meets the demands of modern surgical practice.

Key Features

• Figure: Fig. 1
• Tip Diameter: 2.5 mm
• Configuration: Double Ended
• Tips: Exchangeable for extended instrument life and cost efficiency
• Design: TOUCHGRIP Design by Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf (No. 41.855.01HZU)

TOUCHGRIP Design

The TOUCHGRIP Design is a defining feature of this Lucas Bone Curette, delivering enhanced tactile feedback and a secure, controlled grip during delicate osseous procedures. The ergonomic handle geometry reduces hand fatigue during extended clinical sessions and supports precise instrumentation throughout demanding surgical workflows. For detailed technical information, refer to the official TOUCHGRIP BROCHURE.

Exchangeable Tips

The exchangeable tip system allows clinicians to replace worn working ends without discarding the entire instrument. This promotes sustainability and reduces long-term operational costs in a busy practice environment, making this Lucas Bone Curette a practical and economical choice for periodontal and oral surgery teams.

Made in Germany

Manufactured to the exacting standards associated with German dental instrument craftsmanship, this instrument reflects the quality and precision that Helmut Zepf instruments are recognized for globally. Every detail is engineered to support consistent, reliable clinical performance.

FAQ

What procedures is the Lucas Bone Curette Fig. 1 used for? It is used for the removal and contouring of bone tissue during periodontal surgery and oral surgical procedures.

Are the tips replaceable? Yes, the tips are exchangeable, allowing worn working ends to be replaced independently of the handle.

Who designed the TOUCHGRIP handle? The TOUCHGRIP Design was developed by Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr in collaboration with Helmut Zepf.