Five-Piece P.K. Thomas Instruments for Wax Modeling
This PK Thomas Instrument Set gives your customers five shaped instruments for wax modeling and restorative sculpting. Because clinics and dental labs use these tools in every wax-up, they wear out and get replaced regularly. As a result, you see steady reorders on a set like this. Moreover, each double-ended handle carries two working ends, so one purchase covers ten shapes.
We supply this set with five separately coded instruments, so you can list the full kit and single figures. In fact, the blue-tone working ends and knurled handles make the set easy to spot on a shelf. Therefore, your buyers compare it quickly against plain steel sets. However, we quote stock and bulk pricing per inquiry, so contact us for current terms.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rhein Dental |
| Set Contents | 5 double-ended instruments (10 working ends) |
| Patterns | P.K. Thomas Fig.1, Fig.2, Fig.3, Fig.4, Fig.5 |
| Item Codes (on handles) | 252-01 RDJ through 252-05 RDJ |
| Working Ends | Blue-tone finish, with curved, angled and spear-shaped tips |
| Handle Design | Knurled grip ends with a smooth center band |
| Marking | Item code and figure number printed on each handle |
End-User Demand and Applications
- Wax modeling: Technicians carve and build wax patterns with these instruments, so labs reorder them often.
- Occlusal anatomy carving: The angled and curved tips shape cusps and grooves in wax.
- Restorative sculpting: Clinicians use the tips to place and shape restorative material.
- Crown and bridge wax-ups: Dental labs rely on a full figure range for every case.
- Training kits: Dental schools and technician programs buy complete sets, so you can quote institutional orders.
Key Trade Benefits
- Complete range in one set: Five handles give 10 working ends, so one purchase order replaces five separate figure orders.
- Traceable item codes: Each handle carries its own code, 252-01 RDJ to 252-05 RDJ, so you count and reorder single figures without guesswork.
- Visual differentiation: Blue-tone working ends stand out in catalog photos, therefore buyers spot your set among plain steel offers.
- Fast figure identification: The center band holds the figure number, so staff identify each instrument quickly.
Ideal For
- Dental depots and dental supply wholesalers who stock restorative instruments
- Dental laboratory suppliers
- Medical supply distributors and procurement agents
- Tender suppliers who need complete, itemized instrument sets
- Importers and exporters of dental instruments
- Suppliers to dental schools and technician programs
Frequently Asked Questions
You receive five double-ended instruments: P.K. Thomas Fig.1, Fig.2, Fig.3, Fig.4 and Fig.5. Together, they provide 10 working ends in curved, angled and spear-shaped forms.
Each figure shapes wax or material differently, so users need the whole range for a complete wax-up. Therefore, resellers sell full sets more often than single pieces.
Each handle carries its figure number and its own item code on the smooth center band. As a result, staff pick the right instrument at a glance, and you track every piece by code.
No. Fig.1 and Fig.2 have long curved tips, while Fig.4 and Fig.5 have angled blade-like tips. Moreover, Fig.3 ends in a small spear-shaped tip, so each figure serves a different shaping task.
