GDC Automatic # Premium Crown Remover (Crp)

• Ergonomic design for improved grip of the instrument.
  
• The bayonet attachment lets you insert your hook or wire tip in a single-hand movement.
  
• Unique Non-reloading mechanism maintains a constant working axis and precise, continuous contact with the porcelain.
  
• Intuitive intensity adjustment ring for the comfort of controlled intensity.
  
• Wide range of inserts to suit all prosthesis configurations.
  
• Automatic Crown Remover: attached through the tip to the crown needing to be removed, transmits an impact force to the crown without striking the object itself.

GDC Automatic # Premium Crown Remover (CRP)

Automatic Crown Remover is attached through the tip to the crown needing to be removed.It is a spring-loaded mechanical device to remove the bonded crowns and bridges by an intensive impulse of the impact stress caused by the stored energy in the spring located inside the instrument. cement layer breaks with the impulse and the crown can be removed easily.

Removal of:

• Permanently cemented crowns and/or bridges
• Temporarily cemented provisional or final restorations
• Maryland bridges
• Orthodontic brackets/bands
• Removable appliances "Stuck" at attachments
• Multi-unit restoration "Stuck" on working lab model

• Instrument Name: Automatic Premium Crown Remover
  
• Type: Dental Crown Remover
  
• Category: Prosthodontics
  
• Material: Stainless Steel
  
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable

Note: Crown remover gun is not autoclavable only tips are autoclavable.

• 1 x Crown and Bridge Remover # CRP
• 1 x Single crown remover tip # CR1
• 1 x Crown remover tip Bifid # CR2
• 1 x Crown & bridge removing tip Sickle # CR3
• 1 x Single crown remover Contra angle tip # CR4
• 1 x Single crown remover tip Inverted curved # CR5
• 1 x Single Crown remover tip straight # CR6
• 1 x Bridge remover tip with lock # CR8 fFor CRP)
• 1 x Tips adjustment Key # CR9
• 1 x Open-end adjustment wrench # CR1D

PRECAUTIONS:

• To remove crowns placed over pins or screw-type posts, use the lowest "strike intensity" to prevent fracture.
• This instrument could cause damage to the margins of soft gold crowns. If re use is anticipated, cut a small groove parallel to the lingual margin.
• Highest strike intensity could cause root fracture: be careful in long span restorations.
• Only low intensity strike force should be used with teeth having high mobility and little bone support.
• For highest strike intensity settings, let the individual situation and common sense prevail.

• Country Of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.

• 6 months warranty against rust.