Cord Packers Hatchets Hoes

SKU 1814 Category

Intro Description Engineered for the precise placement and gentle packing of retraction cords into the gingival sulcus prior to impression-taking, the SIRGIKAL 1814 Gingival Cord Packer delivers exceptional tactile feedback, tissue safety, and marginal precision. Manufactured from certified medical-grade stainless steel featuring delicately angled hatchet/hoe working blades and an ergonomic knurled handle, this specialized instrument ensures secure subgingival cord placement without damaging delicate periodontal tissue or the epithelial attachment. Featuring a smooth non-stick finish and robust structural integrity, it guarantees dependable performance across rigorous dental clinic sterilization cycles.

Product Specifications

  • Item Code: 1814 (Gingival Cord Packer / Hatchet & Hoe Pattern)

  • Material: Certified Medical-Grade Stainless Steel (ASTM F899 compliant)

  • Configuration: Double-Ended Periodontal Retraction Instrument

  • Finish: Satin / Smooth Non-Stick

Key Features

  • Finely Rounded Working Blades: Smoothly angled hatchet and hoe configurations designed to gently depress and adapt retraction cord uniformly around prepared tooth margins.

  • Non-Traumatic Edge Geometry: Carefully polished edges prevent fiber catching, cord displacement, and soft tissue laceration during subgingival packing.

  • Ergonomic Knurled Handle: Textured grip geometry ensures steady manual control, anti-slip precision, and reduced hand fatigue during delicate prosthetic workflows.

  • Corrosion-Resistant Passivation: Chemical citric passivation forms a dense chromium-oxide protective barrier, guaranteeing complete corrosion resistance across repeated high-temperature hospital sterilization cycles.

Usage

  • Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry: Placing and adapting gingival retraction cords into the sulcus to achieve optimal tissue displacement and hemostasis prior to crown and bridge impressions.

  • Dental Clinic Utility: Essential clinical instrument relied upon by general dentists and prosthodontists requiring high-precision control during fixed prosthodontic procedures.

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