Micro Boley Gauge Twisted

Micro Boley Gauge Twisted

The Micro Boley Gauge Twisted is manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, featuring a straight cylindrical body with a fixed straight upper jaw and a distinctively angled lower sliding jaw bent at approximately 45 degrees from the instrument axis. The calibrated millimeter scale runs along the body with a secondary OUT indicator window on the sliding component for direct measurement reading. A knurled thumbscrew locking mechanism secures the sliding jaw at any measurement position for consistent repeat reference during clinical procedures.

The twisted jaw geometry of this angled jaw dental caliper gauge provides measurement access into curved, recessed, and angulated anatomical spaces where straight parallel jaw calipers cannot achieve accurate contact. The Micro Boley Gauge Dual Measure dual-scale indicator system allows simultaneous cross-reference between the primary body scale and the sliding window indicator, reducing misreading risk during chairside measurements. The instrument is fully autoclavable at 134°C, maintaining twisted jaw angulation, scale legibility, sliding mechanism function, and thumbscrew locking integrity through repeated sterilization cycles.

The Micro Boley Gauge Twisted is used by prosthodontists, orthodontists, and oral surgeons during crown preparation assessment, curved ridge measurement, undercut depth analysis, and implant angulation site verification procedures. Using this Micro Boley Gauge instrument, the clinician positions the angled lower jaw into recessed or curved anatomical spaces inaccessible to straight calipers, closes the jaws against opposing landmarks, locks the thumbscrew, and reads the precise dimensional value directly from the calibrated scale.

Leader Surgical demonstrates genuine clinical insight by offering both straight and twisted jaw boley gauge variants, recognizing that dental anatomy is rarely perfectly parallel and that clinicians measuring curved ridges, angled preparations, and recessed implant sites require jaw geometry specifically designed for those access challenges rather than adapting straight instruments beyond their functional range.

What are its key features?

• Material: High-quality stainless steel (often AISI 304) for durability and rust prevention.
• Design: Features both a fixed scale and a sliding scale, often with a small adjustment knob and a locking screw to hold measurements.
• Tips: Available with straight or curved “beaks” to reach different areas of the mouth.

Sterilization: Fully autoclavable and reusable