ASI-2337: Plaster Dental Spatula

Plaster Dental Spatula

The ASI-2337 Plaster Dental Spatula is built for accurate dental mixing. It handles plaster and impression materials with ease. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, this tool ensures exceptional durability. Its solid build resists corrosion over years of regular use. Featuring a 195mm (7-3/4″) length, it offers complete control. The balanced weight reduces hand fatigue during repetitive lab work. The dull, matte finish prevents harsh glare under bright clinic lighting. It also helps maintain a clean, professional appearance.

Manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, quality is guaranteed. It uses premium German steel to withstand rigorous daily demands. This tool fits seamlessly into any modern dental laboratory workflow. It cleans effortlessly and supports standard clinic sterilization procedures.

Key Benefits:

The ASI-2337 Plaster Dental Spatula is a 195mm (7-3/4″) mixing tool built for daily use in dental clinics and laboratories. Its flexible German stainless steel blade is specifically designed for mixing plaster, alginate, and other dental impression materials, giving technicians and clinicians the smooth, even consistency needed for accurate impressions and models.

The blade’s elasticity is a key advantage: it flexes naturally against mixing bowls to fully incorporate powder and liquid, reducing air bubbles and lumps that can compromise impression accuracy. This makes the spatula a dependable, essential tool for prosthodontic and restorative dental procedures where material consistency directly affects the quality of the final result.

Constructed from German stainless steel, the blade resists corrosion and holds its shape and flexibility through repeated use and sterilization, ensuring long-term reliability in high-turnover clinical and lab settings. A dull, matte finish minimizes glare during close mixing work.

The black ergonomic handle offers a comfortable, secure grip, reducing hand strain during repetitive mixing tasks. Manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, the ASI-2337 is a practical, well-made addition to any dental lab or clinical mixing station.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQs:

1. What is the model number of this dental spatula?

   The model number is ASI-2337.

2. What primary function does this spatula serve?

   It is designed for mixing plaster and dental impression materials.

3. What is the total length of the instrument?

   It measures 195mm (7-3/4 inches) long.

4. What material is used to construct the spatula?

   It is made from high-quality stainless steel.

5. Where does the raw steel originate from?

   The instrument uses premium German steel.

6. What type of surface finishing does it feature?

   It features a dull and matte finish.

7. What is the main benefit of a matte finish on dental tools?

   It reduces light reflection and glare under intense clinical lights.

8. Who manufactures the ASI-2337 spatula?

   It is manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments.

9. Where is this product manufactured?

   It is made in Sialkot, Pakistan.

10. Is the metal resistant to rust and corrosion?

    Yes, its stainless steel composition provides high resistance to rust.

11. Can this instrument be autoclaved?

    Yes, it is suitable for standard sterilization methods.

12. Is the blade flexible or rigid?

    It offers a rigid structure designed for smooth plaster blending.

13. Is this spatula suitable for mixing alginate?

    Yes, it works effectively for mixing alginate and plaster compounds.

14. How does the length benefit dental technicians?

    The 195mm size provides superior leverage and reach in deep mixing bowls.

15. Does the surface finish show smudges easily?

    No, the matte surface minimizes visible fingerprints and water spots.

16. Is this tool intended for single-use or reusable applications?

    It is a fully reusable instrument designed for long-term lab use.

17. Which category of dental products does this belong to?

    It belongs to Plaster Spatulas within Dental Instruments.

18. Does the handle offer an ergonomic grip?

    Yes, the balanced weight distribution allows comfortable handling during use.

19. Can it withstand heavy pressure while mixing dense stone?

    Yes, German stainless steel ensures structural integrity under heavy pressure.

20. Is the metal safe for medical and laboratory standards?

    Yes, it meets high-grade surgical and laboratory material specifications.