Instrument catalog
Probes, Applicators & Spatulas
Probes, applicators, and spatulas are identified by working-end profile, tip form, length, flexibility, and handle configuration. Fine or angled working ends make exact dimensions and controlled references important.
Buyers should state the intended use so the working end can be matched to the right pattern, then define finish, marking, and protective packaging for delicate tips.
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasProbe with chisel, Probe thickness 2mm, 20cm
28863•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasProbe with Chisel, Probe thickness 2mm, 18cm
28865•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasProbe with Chisel, Probe thickness 2mm, 16cm
28866•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasProbe with Chisel, Probe thickness 2mm, 14.5cm
28867•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasProbe with Chisel, Probe thickness 2mm, 13cm
28868•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasButterfly Dental Grooved Director with Probe Tip/End and Tongue Tie (Physical Therapy), 11.5cm
28869•Made to order
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Probes, Applicators & SpatulasString only for Nabatoff Vein Stripper, Flexible, Length 90cm
31365•Made to order
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Procurement considerations for probes, applicators & spatulas
- Working-end profile and tip form
- Length and flexibility
- Handle configuration
- Finish and protective packaging
Buyer FAQs
What reference is best for a custom probe?
A dimensioned drawing or controlled sample when the catalog name does not fully describe the tip form and working dimensions.
How should delicate tips be protected?
The agreed packaging should prevent contact or movement that could damage the working end in transport.