Buckley Periodontal Instruments, Fig. 2W

Description

Buckley Periodontal Instruments, Fig. 2W

Periodontists tend to build their trays around a few trusted patterns, and the Buckley periodontal instrument is one of them. This page offers the Fig. 2W version as a single item. It is made in stainless steel and comes from the periodontal section of our supplier catalogue. If 2W is the figure you already use, ordering a replacement is straightforward.

Reading the Fig. 2W Label

Instrument figures act like part numbers that clinicians remember. The 2W code separates this Buckley from other figures in the same family. Because the catalogue lists only the name and figure, we invite you to study the product photo for the working end shape and handle profile. Compare it with the instrument in your current kit before ordering a set.

Where It Fits on a Periodontal Tray

Periodontal setups usually combine several patterns, each with its own job. The Buckley 2W can sit beside Goldman-Fox, Hourigon and Beale instruments, which appear on neighbouring catalogue pages. So a clinic rebuilding a surgical cassette can order these patterns together. In addition, keeping the same figures across operatories helps assistants set up quickly.

Protecting the Working End

Fine working ends stay sharp longer when they never knock against other steel. For that reason, store the Buckley in a slotted cassette or silicone rack. After use, remove tissue and debris right away, because dried residue is harder to lift later. Then sterilize it with the rest of the tray.

What We Check Before It Ships

Before packing, our inspectors in the United States look the working end over for burrs and alignment. The instrument is shipped non-sterile; consequently, give the Buckley a scrub and an autoclave run ahead of its first periodontal case. Our Buckley warranty runs three years against manufacturing defects, covering faults from production rather than normal wear.

Find out about ASTM F899 instrument steel, look through our diagnostic, periodontal and restorative tools, and consider the Goldman-Fox periodontal instrument for the same tray. Practical answers are on our FAQ page for buyers.

Periodontal hand instruments such as this are sold to trained professionals; consult care and sterilization plus shipping and delivery as needed.