For shaping and adjusting wax occlusion rims during denture fabrication, a broad metal plate makes it easier to work across the rim rather than a small area at a time. This handheld hot plate spatula features a stainless steel working surface and a wooden handle for controlled placement during dental laboratory work.

The working plate measures approximately 78 × 70 mm, with an overall instrument length of 17.5 cm. Designed for traditional wax-rim preparation and adjustments, it is a manual laboratory tool – not an electric hot plate.

Why Dental Technicians Choose It
The wide working surface is useful when leveling or reshaping sections of a wax bite rim. Paired with a wooden handle, it gives technicians a straightforward tool for routine prosthodontic wax work without an elaborate setup.

RELATED INSTRUMENT

For detailed trimming and contouring of dental wax, see the 6704 – Fahnenstock Wax Knife, 17 cm.

KEY FEATURES

  • Broad working plate – Approximately 78 × 70 mm for shaping and leveling wax occlusion rims.
  • Stainless steel working surface – A metal plate suited to traditional heated-wax laboratory techniques.
  • Wooden handle – A familiar grip for controlled handling and placement.
  • Compact 17.5 cm overall length – Easy to position around denture casts and wax rims.
  • Manual, reusable instrument – Intended for repeated dental laboratory wax work.

Care note: Follow the approved reprocessing instructions for this wood-handled instrument. Confirm steam-sterilization compatibility before autoclaving.

Hot Plate Spatula – Wooden Handle, 6.9 in (17.5 cm)

Hot Plate Spatula – Wooden Handle, 6.9 in (17.5 cm)

Shape and level wax occlusion rims with a broad stainless steel plate and a comfortable wooden handle. This reusable, handheld dental lab spatula measures 17.5 cm overall.

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For shaping and adjusting wax occlusion rims during denture fabrication, a broad metal plate makes it easier to work across the rim rather than a small area at a time. This handheld hot plate spatula features a stainless steel working surface and a wooden handle for controlled placement during dental laboratory work.

The working plate measures approximately 78 × 70 mm, with an overall instrument length of 17.5 cm. Designed for traditional wax-rim preparation and adjustments, it is a manual laboratory tool – not an electric hot plate.

Why Dental Technicians Choose It
The wide working surface is useful when leveling or reshaping sections of a wax bite rim. Paired with a wooden handle, it gives technicians a straightforward tool for routine prosthodontic wax work without an elaborate setup.

RELATED INSTRUMENT

For detailed trimming and contouring of dental wax, see the 6704 – Fahnenstock Wax Knife, 17 cm.

KEY FEATURES

  • Broad working plate – Approximately 78 × 70 mm for shaping and leveling wax occlusion rims.
  • Stainless steel working surface – A metal plate suited to traditional heated-wax laboratory techniques.
  • Wooden handle – A familiar grip for controlled handling and placement.
  • Compact 17.5 cm overall length – Easy to position around denture casts and wax rims.
  • Manual, reusable instrument – Intended for repeated dental laboratory wax work.

Care note: Follow the approved reprocessing instructions for this wood-handled instrument. Confirm steam-sterilization compatibility before autoclaving.

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