Weston Cement Spatulas

Description

Weston Cement Spatulas

The Weston cement spatula is a named mixing spatula for dental cements. Assistants and dentists use it to combine powder and liquid, or two pastes, on a mixing pad or glass slab. Then they gather the mix and load it for cementation, lining or a temporary restoration. This page offers the Weston as one pattern.

Where the Weston Sits in the Catalogue

Our supplier prints its cement spatulas on a single catalogue page. Most rows there are numbered figures, while the Weston appears under its own name. So, if your practice already asks for a Weston by name, this listing matches that request directly. However, the catalogue gives no written blade measurements, therefore the photos are your guide to blade size and shape.

Mixing Technique and Blade Feel

A good spatula lets you spread a thin layer, fold it back, and repeat until the mix is smooth. The Weston blade suits that stroke, and the steel resists the scraping that a mixing slab demands. In addition, a single pattern across all operatories helps every assistant get a similar consistency from the same products.

Cleaning Set Cement Off the Blade

Cement sets quickly, so wipe the Weston blade straight after mixing, before material hardens. Once the procedure ends, a full clean removes any film that remains. Then the spatula is ready for sterilization with the rest of the tray.

Weston Quality Notes

This Weston spatula is stainless steel and receives a United States hand inspection from our staff before it ships. Because a Weston spatula arrives unsterilized, put it through cleaning and an autoclave cycle before any cement mix. Our Weston warranty spans three years against manufacturing defects, mixing blade included.

Steel for our instruments follows ASTM F899, shown on the FDA standards record. Browse restorative and diagnostic instruments for related tools, compare the numbered Cement Spatulas from the same catalogue page, and use our FAQs for order help.

Weston spatulas are sold to trained dental teams. Our care and sterilization guide covers reprocessing and our shipping and delivery information covers transit.