Wax knives are essential instruments for dental laboratory technicians and prosthodontists, designed for the precise shaping, carving, and contouring of wax patterns used in dental restorations. These knives feature ergonomically crafted handles combined with sharp, heat-resistant blades to ensure ease of use and accuracy during waxing procedures.

The Fahnenstock, Lessmann, and Con Scodellino variations are tailored for different sculpting styles, each offering a unique balance of control and grip. The Emmert knives, with their interchangeable tips, allow fine detailing and finishing touches. All models are constructed with stainless steel and durable wood or metal handles, providing a professional finish and long-lasting durability.

Available in different sizes and figures, these wax knives cater to a wide range of carving tasks in both diagnostic and restorative wax-ups.

Product Variants:

• 2182 – Fahnenstock Fig. 1 (12.5 cm)

• 2183 – Fahnenstock Fig. 2 (17 cm)

• 2184 – Lessmann Fig. 1 (12.5 cm)

• 2185 – Lessmann Fig. 2 (17 cm)

• 2186 – Con Scodellino Fig. 1 (12.5 cm)

• 2187 – Con Scodellino Fig. 2 (17 cm)

• 2188 – Emmert

• 2189 – Emmert

Product Specifications:

• Blade Material: High-grade stainless steel

• Handle Options: Wooden or full metal

• Lengths Available: 12.5 cm and 17 cm

• Purpose: Wax modeling, contouring, and carving

• Sterilization: Autoclavable and corrosion-resistant

Why Professionals Use These Instruments:

• Delivers high precision for detailed wax pattern carving

• Offers excellent control with balanced ergonomic design

• Multiple tip styles to suit diverse carving needs

• Essential for prosthodontic and orthodontic lab work

Key Features:

• Precision-sharpened stainless-steel blades

• Heat-resistant and ergonomic handles

• Available in multiple variants and sizes

• Perfect for modeling crowns, bridges, and dentures