Reliable Dental Instruments for Clinics Across Canada

Reliable Dental Instruments for Clinics Across Canada

Excavator 19W, 2.0mm ±5%

Vendor:      Carrot HCP

$24.00

Item Name: Excavator 19W, 2.0mm ±5%

Item Code: L-2212

Carrot HCP Excavator 19W – 2.0mm Heavy-Duty Spoon Excavator The Carrot HCP Excavator 19W is a professional-grade, double-ended restorative instrument featuring 2.0mm (±5%) oval spoon tips. Specifically designed for heavy-duty caries removal, it allows Canadian dental clinicians to efficiently clear large areas of decayed dentin and debris with maximum control.

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Carrot HCP Excavator 19W (2.0mm): Heavy-Duty Restorative Excellence

Optimize your clinical efficiency with the Carrot HCP Excavator 19W, a robust and high-precision dental tool engineered for the rapid excavation of soft decay. Designed and manufactured by Carrot HCP, this instrument is a staple for restorative and endodontic procedures in dental practices across Canada.

Designed for Heavy Caries Removal

Unlike standard excavators, the 19W “Wide” Excavator features reinforced shanks and 2.0mm oval spoon ends. This design provides the extra sturdiness required to eliminate heavy deposits of decayed dentin while maintaining the tactile sensitivity needed to protect healthy tooth structure.

Premium Build & Canadian Clinical Standards

  • High-Grade Stainless Steel: Handcrafted from premium, corrosion-resistant stainless steel for long-lasting edge retention and durability.

  • Ergonomic Knurled Handle: Features a lightweight, non-slip handle that ensures a secure grip and reduces hand fatigue during intensive cavity preparations.

  • Precision Manufacturing: Engineered with a ±5% tolerance, ensuring every 19W excavator meets exact clinical specifications.

  • Full Sterilization Compatibility: Completely autoclavable and reusable, built to withstand the high-frequency sterilization cycles of busy Canadian clinics.

Core Clinical Applications:

  • Rapid removal of heavy carious dentin and debris from wider cavities.

  • Efficient clearing of temporary restorative materials and cements.

  • Precise preparation of cavity walls for optimal bonding.

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