Instrument catalog
Wax Knives Bone Files and Curettes
This family groups wax knives, bone files, and curettes used in prosthetic and surgical model work. Working-end form, cutting or abrading function, and handle configuration identify each variant.
Buyers should specify the exact function and working-end detail, then define function-specific acceptance. Cutting and abrading instruments require different checks.
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Technical buyer guide
Procurement considerations for wax knives bone files and curettes
- Working-end form
- Cutting or abrading function
- Handle configuration
- Function-specific inspection
Buyer FAQs
How should a wax knife be specified?
State the blade form and dimensions, handle, finish, and the accepted cutting reference.
Can cutting and abrading tools share one test?
No. Inspection should reflect the intended function.