EiTi Acrylic Polisher Points Blue Fine 1/pk

• Ideal for trimming or finishing of acrylic
• Durable & premium quality burs
• Different sizes available as per need
• Points for fine Finishing & polishing of the acrylic material
• Compatible with Lab Handpiece/Straight handpiece.

EiTi Acrylic Polishers are premium quality burs used in finishing & polishing of acrylic prosthesis be it RPD(Removable partial denture) or CD (Complete Denture).

These Burs assist in manipulating acrylic materials like partials, dentures, custom trays and Orthodontic retainers, more.

They are available in different grits, sizes & colors for trimming different phases of finishing & polishing:

Extra Small EiTiAcrylic Polisher Points are used in final stage of finishing & polishing of acrylic, also where less area needs to be trimmed or for sharp/less gross trimming.

Small EiTi Acrylic Polisher Points are used in middle stage of finishing & polishing of acrylic, also where more or less area needs to be trimmed or for sharp/less gross trimming

Medium & Large EiTi Acrylic Polisher Points are used in initial stage of finishing & polishing of acrylic, also where more area needs to be trimmed or for sharp/gross trimming.

Extra Small : –

• Head length – 12mm
• Diameter – 5mm

Small :-

• Head length – 17mm
• Diameter – 6mm

Medium :-

• Head length – 18mm
• Diameter – 8mm

Large :–

• Head length – 20mm
• Diameter – 9mm

• 1 x EiTi Acrylic Polisher Point Blue Fine

• Insert the instrument as deeply as possible into the Straight Handpiece.
• Set the handpiece at the required working speed before applying the instrument to the treated area.
• Apply a minimum operating force & do not exceed the recommended speed .
• Finish borders with an acrylic bur.
• Remove excess resin beyond the land area.
• Be careful to preserve the border width and contour.
• Smooth the denture bases to the proper contour with your acrylic burrs.
• Use the instruments over the entire length of their working part and not just at the tip, so as to avoid an unconscious increase of the contact pressure causing local overheating.
• Once the finishing has been completed, remove the instrument from the site and allow the bur to come to a standstill.
• It is recommended to wear gloves and safety glasses.