Angled Saw Bader

Angled Saw Bader. The Angled Saw is a tool used in dental laboratories and orthodontics, designed for precise cutting and manipulation of wires or metallic materials in dental devices. Its design includes an angled jaw that facilitates access to difficult areas, offering greater comfort and precision in work. Recommended use: Cutting metallic wires: Ideal for cutting orthodontic wires, hooks, and retention materials used in the making of orthodontic devices and prostheses. Adjustment in hard-to-reach areas: Its angled design allows working in small or hard-to-reach areas with greater ease. Handling materials: Useful for holding and adjusting metallic components during the making of prosthetic structures or orthodontic devices. Making retainers: Facilitates cutting and adjusting wires in devices such as Hawley retainers and other removable appliances. Modeling structures: Used to precisely cut excess parts of wires in the manufacture of removable partial prostheses or orthodontic appliances. Features: Coated handle for better grip. Length: 20.5 x 6 cm