Rings.
Items marked with the sign and produced in the year 2026 and later are covered with an authenticity verification system. Look for the sign on the package to check authenticity.
№ 1.099 Rings
- Standard ring № 1.099(5) - tines height: 5 mm
- Low ring № 1.099(4) - tines height: 4 mm
- High ring № 1.099(6) - tines height: 6 mm
Ring № 1.099A has the same construction of tines as standard ring № 1.099 for sectional matrices. Addition of an extra loop on the ring makes it more flexible and allows it to operate in a wider range of opening without increasing the residual distance between tines after use.
Ring № 1.099c has a silicone safety cover and is autoclavable.
№ 1.199 Ring
№ 1.299 Delta Ring. Double tines of Delta ring are suitable for installation of fixing wedges and add-on wedges.
№ 1.167 MD Ring. Tines of MD ring provide the most non-fluctuating placement with sufficient space for wedge.
№ 1.166 D Ring. Tines of D ring are curved inwards to fix matrix on distal side of the tooth.
№ 1.177 M Ring. Tines of M ring are curved out to fix matrix on mesial side of the tooth.
№ 2.167P NiTi Ring for premolars. Ring is produced from nitinol (nickel titanium alloy).
№ 2.167M NiTi Ring for molars. Ring is produced from nitinol (nickel titanium alloy).
№ 2.215 Elliot Ring
№ 1.033 Ring for saddle matrices
Ring № 1.033A has the same construction of tines as standard ring № 1.033 for saddle matrices. Addition of an extra loop on the ring makes it more flexible and allows it to operate in a wider range of opening without increasing the residual distance between tines after use.
Ring № 1.033c is a ring for saddle matrices with a silicone safety cover and is autoclavable.
№ 1.022 Ring for perforated matrices
№ 1.044 Slot Ring
WARNING: When operating with ring: make sure of integrity of the ring and absence of rust on it; avoid high-speed opening; open the ring for width not more than 10-12 mm; open the ring for necessary width outside the mouth before placing it on a tooth.
Cleaning and sterilization instructions: submerge instruments in cleaning agent solution with neutral pH for 20 min; rinse the instruments thoroughly with purified water for 3-5 min; perform standard moist heat / steam sterilization procedure following the sterilizer instructions.
WARNING: Do not use cleaning agents with high percentage of chlorine and cleaners containing oxalic acid; do not keep instruments in liquid medium for more than 3 hours.
