The 204 IUFW (Indiana University Fort Wayne) follows the classic 204 posterior sickle pattern but uses a finer blade profile for accessing supragingival deposits along posterior interproximal surfaces. Its curved, pointed working ends are suited to scaling around premolars and molars.
This double-ended scaler is made from surgical-grade stainless steel, with a textured handle that gives gloved fingers a defined grip. Clinicians can rotate the instrument to use the opposite working end as the tooth surface or approach changes.
The IUFW pattern retains the familiar 204-style shank arrangement, with a more slender blade profile intended for interproximal access. Clinicians can compare the classic 204 and 204 IUFW directly using Working-End Pattern, while keeping the distinct 204S and 204SD patterns as separate alternatives.
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Prefer a 204S working-end pattern?
Compare the 1208 – Posterior Sickle Scaler 204S, with its own curved, double-ended posterior configuration.
Considering another posterior scaler?
The 1211 – Springfield 2/3 Posterior Sickle Scaler uses a different sickle pattern and contra-angled shanks.
KEY FEATURES
- 204 IUFW working-end profile – Finer curved sickle blades than the classic 204 pattern for posterior interproximal access
- Curved, pointed sickle tips – Cutting edges for accessible supragingival calculus
- Contra-angled shanks – Help position working ends around posterior tooth contours and contacts
- Double-ended construction – Rotate between working ends without changing instruments
- Textured stainless steel handle – Defined grip for controlled finger placement with gloves
- Surgical-grade stainless steel – Reusable instrument suitable for steam-autoclave reprocessing
- Instrument Type: Posterior sickle scaler
- Pattern: 204 IUFW (Indiana University Fort Wayne)
- Configuration: Double-ended
- Working Ends: Curved, pointed sickle tips with cutting edges
- Shank Design: Contra-angled for posterior access
- Overall Length: 6.7 in (17 cm)
- Handle: Stainless steel with diamond knurling
- Working-End Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization Method: Steam autoclave
- Reusability: Reusable
- Clinical Use: Supragingival calculus removal on accessible premolar, molar, and posterior interproximal surfaces
Posterior Sickle Scaler 204 IUFW – Indiana University Fort Wayne Pattern (SIUF204)
Posterior Sickle Scaler 204 IUFW – Indiana University Fort Wayne Pattern (SIUF204)
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The 204 IUFW (Indiana University Fort Wayne) follows the classic 204 posterior sickle pattern but uses a finer blade profile for accessing supragingival deposits along posterior interproximal surfaces. Its curved, pointed working ends are suited to scaling around premolars and molars.
This double-ended scaler is made from surgical-grade stainless steel, with a textured handle that gives gloved fingers a defined grip. Clinicians can rotate the instrument to use the opposite working end as the tooth surface or approach changes.
The IUFW pattern retains the familiar 204-style shank arrangement, with a more slender blade profile intended for interproximal access. Clinicians can compare the classic 204 and 204 IUFW directly using Working-End Pattern, while keeping the distinct 204S and 204SD patterns as separate alternatives.
RELATED OPTIONS
Prefer a 204S working-end pattern?
Compare the 1208 – Posterior Sickle Scaler 204S, with its own curved, double-ended posterior configuration.
Considering another posterior scaler?
The 1211 – Springfield 2/3 Posterior Sickle Scaler uses a different sickle pattern and contra-angled shanks.
KEY FEATURES
- 204 IUFW working-end profile – Finer curved sickle blades than the classic 204 pattern for posterior interproximal access
- Curved, pointed sickle tips – Cutting edges for accessible supragingival calculus
- Contra-angled shanks – Help position working ends around posterior tooth contours and contacts
- Double-ended construction – Rotate between working ends without changing instruments
- Textured stainless steel handle – Defined grip for controlled finger placement with gloves
- Surgical-grade stainless steel – Reusable instrument suitable for steam-autoclave reprocessing
- Instrument Type: Posterior sickle scaler
- Pattern: 204 IUFW (Indiana University Fort Wayne)
- Configuration: Double-ended
- Working Ends: Curved, pointed sickle tips with cutting edges
- Shank Design: Contra-angled for posterior access
- Overall Length: 6.7 in (17 cm)
- Handle: Stainless steel with diamond knurling
- Working-End Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization Method: Steam autoclave
- Reusability: Reusable
- Clinical Use: Supragingival calculus removal on accessible premolar, molar, and posterior interproximal surfaces
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