Periodontal Knife #3 - Orban 1/2, Double-Ended, ZEPF-bIONIK Handle in Red-Purple | Helmut Zepf No. 46.040.09

The Periodontal Knife #3 — Orban 1/2, double-ended, with the ZEPF-bIONIK handle in Red-Purple — is a precision-crafted instrument engineered for exacting periodontal procedures. Designed and manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, this instrument reflects decades of German craftsmanship and clinical expertise.

Instrument Overview

The Orban 1/2 blade configuration of this Periodontal Knife is a trusted design widely used in periodontal surgery for interproximal incisions and tissue management. The double-ended format provides two working ends in a single instrument, increasing efficiency and reducing instrument exchanges during clinical procedures.

ZEPF-bIONIK Handle

This Periodontal Knife features the ZEPF-bIONIK handle finished in a distinctive Red-Purple color. The bIONIK handle series is developed with ergonomic principles in mind, promoting a comfortable, controlled grip to reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures. The color-coded design also supports quick instrument identification in a clinical tray setup.

Made in Germany

Every instrument in the Helmut Zepf range, including this Periodontal Knife, is proudly made in Germany. German-manufactured dental instruments are recognized globally for their consistent quality, precise tolerances, and long-term durability — attributes that dental professionals rely on in daily clinical practice.

• Instrument Type: Periodontal Knife #3 — Orban 1/2
• Configuration: Double-Ended (Modified)
• Handle: ZEPF-bIONIK in Red-Purple
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf GmbH
• Origin: Made in Germany
• Item Number: 46.040.09

FAQ

What is the Orban 1/2 blade used for? The Orban 1/2 blade is a classic periodontal knife design primarily used for interproximal incisions and soft tissue contouring during periodontal surgery.

What is the benefit of a double-ended instrument? A double-ended instrument provides two working ends, allowing clinicians to access different surfaces without changing instruments, improving procedural efficiency.