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Luxating Elevator Set

Ten colour-coded luxating elevators: four straight widths from 2 to 5 mm, curved 3 and 5 mm, reverse and contra bends, and two straight double-blade instruments. Polished AISI 420 stainless steel, autoclavable.

Product code
DIS-DEN-0323
Material
Stainless steel (AISI 420)
Finish
Polished
Size
Blade widths 2–5 mm; double blade 3/1.5 mm and 5/3 mm
MOQ
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About Luxating Elevator Set

This set puts ten colour-coded luxating elevators in one assortment:

  • four straight blades stepping from 2 mm to 5 mm
  • curved 3 mm and 5 mm instruments
  • a reverse bend and a contra bend, both at 3 mm
  • two straight double-blade instruments

Each instrument has its own colour, so you can pick out the width and profile you want at a glance instead of reading it off the working end.

The ten instruments at a glance

  • Straight, 2 mm — green
  • Straight, 3 mm — gray
  • Straight, 4 mm — red
  • Straight, 5 mm — yellow
  • Curved, 3 mm — black
  • Curved, 5 mm — brown
  • Reverse bend, 3 mm — dark blue
  • Contra bend, 3 mm — light blue
  • Straight double blade, 3/1.5 mm — purple
  • Straight double blade, 5/3 mm — pink

Each double-blade instrument is identified by both of its blade widths but counts as one instrument, which brings the set to ten.

Thin working ends for the ligament space

A luxating elevator and a general extraction elevator share a name but do different work. The luxator's thin blade is made to enter the periodontal ligament space, while a heavier elevator is built for leverage. A luxating set therefore sits alongside your standard elevators rather than replacing them. The blade width and approach angle you choose determine where the working end seats.

Choosing width and profile

Start with width. The four straight blades give an even progression from the narrow 2 mm to 5 mm, so you can move up a size without leaving the straight profile. All straight blades approach in line with the handle.

Where a straight approach is awkward, the curved instruments angle the blade, in both 3 mm and 5 mm widths. The reverse-bend and contra-bend instruments each offset the 3 mm working end from the handle in a different way. Together with the curved 3 mm, the set gives you three angled approaches at the same width. The two straight double-blade instruments carry the paired width labels 3/1.5 mm and 5/3 mm.

Keeping the colour key with the set

The colour key is specific to this assortment rather than an industry-wide standard. Keep the colour key above with the set, particularly if you add luxators from other sources.

Construction and processing

All ten instruments are AISI 420 stainless steel with a polished finish. They are reusable and can be autoclaved at temperatures up to 134°C. Treat that figure as the upper limit, and run the set through the validated cycle given in the processing instructions supplied with it.

Requesting a quote

Give the set name or SKU DIS-DEN-0323 and the number of sets you need. If your enquiry concerns particular instruments, identify each one by profile, width and colour from the list. Add any packing or documentation requirements so they can be quoted with the order. Our Sialkot, Pakistan operation manufactures and supplies instruments for dental practices and distributors alike.

For general elevators in other patterns, see dental elevators, or request a quote for this set.

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Luxating Elevator Set Questions

How is a luxating elevator different from a standard dental elevator?

A luxating elevator has a thin blade made to enter the periodontal ligament space. A standard elevator is a heavier instrument built for leverage. Choose a luxating instrument by its blade width and approach profile; the set complements standard extraction elevators.

Which blade widths and straight profiles are included?

There are four straight blades: 2 mm (green), 3 mm (gray), 4 mm (red) and 5 mm (yellow). The other profiles are curved 3 mm (black) and 5 mm (brown), reverse bend 3 mm (dark blue), contra bend 3 mm (light blue), and straight double blade 3/1.5 mm (purple) and 5/3 mm (pink). The inventory in the description lists all ten instruments with their colours.

How do the curved, reverse-bend and contra-bend instruments differ?

They give you different approach profiles. The straight blades work in line with the handle. The curved 3 mm and 5 mm instruments angle the blade where a straight approach is awkward. The reverse-bend and contra-bend instruments each offset the 3 mm working end from the handle in a different way. You therefore have three angled options at 3 mm and can pick the one that best reaches the site in front of you.

Does the set contain ten instruments or ten blades?

Ten instruments: four straight (2, 3, 4 and 5 mm), two curved (3 and 5 mm), one reverse bend and one contra bend (both 3 mm), and two straight double-blade instruments (3/1.5 mm and 5/3 mm). Each double-blade instrument is labelled with two widths but counts as one instrument.

Can I treat the colours as a universal size code?

No. The colours identify widths and profiles within this set only. If you mix these luxators with instruments from other sources, identify each one by its profile and width together with this set's colour key.

Can the luxating elevators be autoclaved?

Yes. All ten are reusable and autoclavable at temperatures up to 134°C. Treat 134°C as the upper limit. Run the set through the validated cycle given in the processing instructions supplied with it.

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