Mixing Bowl For Bone Material (28mm and Ø 65mm)

The Mixing Bowl for Bone Material (28mm and Ø65mm) is constructed from surgical-grade AISI 304 stainless steel, formed into a hemispherical bowl measuring 65mm in outer diameter and 28mm in depth, with an approximate working capacity of 25cc. The interior surface carries a high-mirror polish finish, leaving no micro-porous zones where bone particulate or biological fluid could collect. The bowl seats on an integrated flat rectangular bone graft mixing tray, which stabilizes the assembly on any surgical surface during active material preparation.

The stainless-steel dental bowl interior geometry, smooth, curved, with no internal edges or seams, allows instruments such as bone carriers or spatulas to work cleanly along the full surface without catching. The bowl’s wall thickness maintains rigidity under repeated instrument contact without deforming. As an autoclavable mixing vessel, it withstands full steam sterilization cycles at 134°C and remains dimensionally stable through repeated autoclaving, with no surface degradation or corrosion under standard hospital sterilization protocols.

Oral surgeons and periodontists use this instrument during surgical bone material preparation for dental implant placement, ridge augmentation, and guided bone regeneration procedures. The Mixing Bowl for Bone Material (28mm and Ø65mm) receives particulate allograft, xenograft, or autogenous bone chips, which are then hydrated using saline or PRF exudate directly inside the bowl. The 25cc volume accommodates typical single-site graft quantities, and the flat base tray catches any overflow, keeping the implant site bone hydration process contained and sterile throughout.

Every instrument in Leader Surgical’s catalog reflects a clear understanding of what surgical teams actually need at the operative field, dependable geometry, sound material, and sterile-safe construction. This mixing bowl stands as exactly that: a no-compromise accessory trusted where clinical outcomes begin with how well materials are prepared.

What is the primary use for this size of mixing bowl?
This bowl is designed for preparing and hydrating bone graft materials, such as autologous bone, allografts, or synthetic bone substitutes, commonly used in dental implantology, periodontology, and oral surgery.