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Coupland root elevator (3.0 mm)

The Coupland root elevator (3.0 mm) is a root elevator designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Coupland pattern in a 3.0 mm working size, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A hex / tapered handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.

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Coupland root elevator – 3.0 mm — stainless steel elevator for luxation and root elevation before forceps. Used in general dentistry, oral surgery and teaching clinics. Manufactured by Balban Industries in Sialkot, Pakistan.

Specifications

Pattern / figure Coupland, 3.0 mm working tip
Material Stainless steel
Tip / working end 3.0 mm Coupland blade
Handle Standard elevator handle (as catalogued)
Reusable Yes — autoclave where construction allows; follow buyer protocol

Intended use

Luxating teeth and elevating roots to create space before forceps application. Stock 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 mm as a matched Coupland set when the tray calls for size progression.

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CE marked · ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 13485:2016. Request a quotation — no public list price. UK buyers can also use the quote form on Supplying the UK.

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