Plaster Saw, Rubber Handle
A saw or cutter for sectioning plaster and stone models by hand. This version is in rubber. Controlled cuts through a model without the heat and dust of a rotary instrument.
Specification
| Material | Rubber |
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Every value above is reproduced from the You Dent catalogue for this item. Anything not listed is confirmed in writing on the quotation rather than estimated here.
Key Benefits
- Controlled cuts through a model without the heat and dust of a rotary instrument.
- Silicone, rubber, plastic, split and Bego type model base moulds.
- Articulators and flasks, burners and torches, surveyors, mounted points, burs, discs and buffs, casting and modelling waxes, and the everyday bench tools.
Problems It Solves
- Rotary cuts that overheat and chip the die margin
- Cuts that wander through a model
- Blades that bind in hard die stone
Who It Is For
- Model rooms sectioning dies
- Laboratories trimming models by hand
- Clinics working with study models
How It Compares
A hand saw gives more control at the margin than a disc; a disc is far faster through bulk material.
Use Guide
Cut towards the die from the base side and finish the separation carefully by hand at the margin.
Where It Is Used
Pouring models into a consistent base form
Delivering finished dentures in labelled boxes
Kitting out a new technician with hand tools and safety wear
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Questions About Plaster Saw, Rubber Handle
Are replacement blades available?
Yes. Saw blades are catalogued separately as a consumable.
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