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Gracey Curette Fig. 5/6 | Stainless | Balban

The Gracey curette Fig. 5/6 is a dental scaler designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Gracey curette pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A double-ended knurled handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.

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Gracey curette – Fig. 5/6 — stainless steel Gracey curette for periodontal trays in clinics, hygienist suites and teaching. Manufactured by Balban Industries in Sialkot, Pakistan.

Specifications

Pattern / figure Gracey curette Fig. 5/6
Material Stainless steel
Tip / working end Gracey curette working ends to catalogued Fig. 5/6 geometry
Handle Double-ended knurled handle
Reusable Yes — autoclave where construction allows; follow buyer protocol

Intended use

Area-specific periodontal debridement / root-surface instrumentation as specified for Gracey Fig. 5/6 on the buyer’s tray list. Supply instrument only — clinical technique remains the clinician’s responsibility. Not a sickle scaler (see Fig. 204 for that pattern).

Related instruments

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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