- Amalgam Carvers
- Amalgam Instruments
- Bone Curettes
- Bone Files
- Bone Rongeurs
- Cavity Preparation Instruments
- Cement Spatulas
- Crown Instruments
- Dental Chisels
- Dental Syringes
- Dental Tweezers
- Excavators
- Explorers and Probes
- Extraction Instruments
- Filling Instruments
- Gracey Curettes
- Hollowware
- Impression Trays
- Instruments Sets
- Key Chains
- Matrix Retainers
- Mirror Handles
- Mouth Gags and Retractors
- Mouth Mirrors
- Napkin and X Ray Holder
- Orthodontic Instruments
- Periodontal Pocket Probes
- Plastic Filing Instruments
- Rubber Dam Clamps
- Scalpel Handles
- Spatulas for Plaster
- Sterilization Cassettes
- Wax Carvers
- Wax Knives
Protect your Surgical and Dental instruments with Titanium (PVD), Ceramic Teflon and Silicon Coating & 24K Gold Plating.
What is Titanium PVD Coating on Medical Surgical Dental Instruments
1. THE PROCESS DONE ON THESE INSTRUMENTS ARE PVD (PHYSICAL VAPOR
DEPOSITION) COATINGS. ALSO CALLED AS THIN FILM OR PLASMA COATING.
2. THE MATERIAL COMPOSITION ARE TITANIUM CARBIDE (TiC) Black color,
TITANIUM NITRIDE (TiN) Gold color,
TITANIUM OXIDE (TiO) Blue color.
3. IT IS 100% BIO-COMPATIBLE COATING. NON-TOXIC, NON-HAZARDOUS.
4. THE COATING THICKNESS IS 0.6 – 0.7 MICRON.
5. AUTOCLAVE AND STERILIZING COMPATIBLE MORE THAN 200 C TEMPERATURE.
7. IT IS DONE UNDER ATMOSPHERIC CONTROLLED HIGH VACUUM ENVIRONMENT.
8. ALSO KNOWN AS CHEMICAL RESISTANCE COATING DUE TO TITANIUM.
Ceramic Coating
Ceramic coatings offer significant advantages when applied to surgical and dental instruments, enhancing their durability, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. These coatings provide a smooth, inert surface that reduces friction during procedures, thereby improving instrument performance and longevity.
TEFLON Coating
Teflon coatings, made from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), offer exceptional non-stick properties, reducing friction and enabling smooth operation of surgical instruments.
Silicon Coating
Silicone coatings play a crucial role in enhancing the performance and safety of medical, surgical, and dental instruments. As medical technology advances, silicone coatings continue to evolve, offering improved durability and performance to support the demands of modern healthcare practices.