Bone Grafting Applicator 62

The Bone Grafting Applicator 62 is a double-ended, all-stainless-steel instrument. It has a knurled cylindrical handle with a full-length ring-groove pattern for a firm rotational grip. One working end measures 6 mm in width and the other measures 10 mm. Both ends carry flat, paddle-shaped scoop tips for loading and placing particulate bone graft material. The instrument is approximately 18 cm long and weighs roughly 35 grams.

The Bone Graft Carrier – Scoop Tips 10 mm/6 mm configuration lets surgeons address two defect sizes with a single instrument. The 6 mm tip fits into narrow osseous defects and confined extraction sockets where wider tips cannot seat. The 10 mm tip covers broader grafting surfaces in open ridge sites. The knurled handle resists rotation loss even under wet, gloved conditions. All metal components withstand repeated autoclave cycles without surface changes.

Oral surgeons, periodontists, and implantologists use the Bone Grafting Applicator 62 across multiple bone regeneration procedures. The 6 mm end deposits graft material into tight intrabony defects during socket preservation. The 10 mm end handles broader defects in ridge augmentation and open sinus lift approaches. Bone Grafting Instruments with this dual-tip setup also appear in guided bone regeneration surgeries. Surgeons need accurate graft placement against membrane barriers in those cases.

Leader Surgical machines this instrument from a single grade of surgical stainless steel across the handle, shanks, and tips. This uniform composition keeps hardness and corrosion resistance consistent throughout the instrument body. The ring-groove knurling delivers tactile feedback during graft condensing. Flat scoop tips let surgeons load and deposit material in one motion. Fewer instrument exchanges during time-sensitive procedures are one practical result of this double-ended build.

Does the applicator have a non-stick coating?
Many premium 6mm/10mm applicators feature a specialized finish, such as a “Black Line” or titanium coating. This is specifically designed to reduce the surface tension, preventing wet bone graft material or collagen putty from sticking to the instrument during placement.