Sickle Scaler 204S - Coated Tip
The Sickle Scaler 204S is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for supragingival calculus removal from interproximal surfaces of molars and premolars. Each working end carries a curved sickle blade with a triangular cross-section and a fine pointed tip, allowing the clinician to engage deposits from mesial and distal approaches without regrasping. The shank angulation is shaped to reach posterior sextants while preserving a stable neutral wrist position. This variant carries a black surface finish on the blades that reduces reflective glare under operatory lighting. The ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle widens at the centre to reduce pinch grip during extended hygiene appointments. Fully autoclavable, supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic steam sterilisation.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Sickle Scaler 204S
The Sickle Scaler 204S is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for supragingival calculus removal from interproximal surfaces of molars and premolars. Each working end carries a curved sickle blade with a triangular cross-section and a fine pointed tip, allowing the clinician to engage deposits from mesial and distal approaches without regrasping. The shank angulation is shaped to reach posterior sextants while preserving a stable neutral wrist position. Blades are produced from high-grade stainless steel for reliable edge retention through routine clinical service. Fully autoclavable, supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or hygiene cassettes.
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Crane-Kaplan Sickle Scaler - Hollow Handle
The Crane-Kaplan is a double-ended sickle scaler used for interproximal tissue work and long-bevel incisions during periodontal and surgical procedures. The paired working ends feature pointed blade tips that cut cleanly along the gingival contour, supporting soft-tissue recontouring and flap preparation. Both blades are titanium nitride coated in a blue finish that resists corrosion and improves visibility against blood and tissue. A hollow stainless-steel handle with a knurled barrel and blue accent rings keeps the instrument balanced for pen-grip control across longer procedures. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments and fully autoclavable for standard steam-sterilisation cycles.
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Sickle Scaler Fig. 204SD - Solid Knurled Handle
The Sickle Scaler Fig. 204SD is a posterior hand scaler designed for removing supragingival calculus from the buccal, lingual and interproximal surfaces of molars and premolars. Its double-ended contra-angle shanks position the paired pointed sickle tips at the optimal angulation for distal and mesial access around the posterior dentition, and the sharp flat working face chips tenacious calculus efficiently without heavy lateral pressure. The scaler is machined from surgical-grade stainless steel and mounted on a solid knurled handle that offers reliable wet grip across long prophylaxis appointments. The instrument is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for routine clinic sterilisation. Equate Instruments hand-finishes each cutting edge so the 204SD retains consistent geometry across many reprocessing cycles.
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M23 Sickle Scaler
The M23 is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for efficient removal of supragingival and interproximal calculus on molars and premolars. Its paired working ends terminate in pointed, trapezoidal blades with two cutting edges each, letting the clinician adapt to mesial and distal line angles across an entire posterior sextant without switching instruments. The shank is balanced for fine tactile feedback, and the blades are ground to hold an edge through sustained scaling strokes. This variant features a lightweight metallic handle with a titanium-finish and blue colour-coded rings that aid tray identification. Supplied non-sterile from Equate Instruments for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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M23 Sickle Scaler - Sharpen-Free
The M23 is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for efficient removal of supragingival and interproximal calculus on molars and premolars. Its paired working ends terminate in pointed, trapezoidal blades with two cutting edges each, letting the clinician adapt to mesial and distal line angles across an entire posterior sextant without switching instruments. This sharpen-free variant features hardened working ends that retain their cutting edge over prolonged service, reducing routine sharpening in clinics that standardise on low-maintenance instruments. The lightweight metallic handle with black colour-coded rings aids tray identification during set-up. Supplied non-sterile from Equate Instruments for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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H6/H7 Sickle Scaler (Hygienist)
The H6/H7 is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler used by hygienists for supragingival calculus removal and light subgingival work, including implant-safe scaling around abutment collars and suprastructure margins. One working end offers a sharp sickle for interproximal and facial deposits, while the opposing end carries a more pronounced curve for distal and lingual reach in the posterior. The blades run on a knurled hollow handle for a lightweight, fatigue-reducing grip over long recall appointments, and the working ends carry a blue coating consistent with implant-friendly scaling instruments. Equate Instruments supplies the scaler non-sterile for routine in-clinic autoclave processing.
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Crane-Kaplan Periodontal Instrument - Silicone Handle
The Crane-Kaplan is a double-ended periodontal instrument used to excise interproximal tissue, recontour soft tissue and guide long-bevel incisions during gingivectomy and crown-lengthening. Each mirrored working end carries an angled curved blade that reaches both buccal and lingual surfaces without regrasping, letting the operator keep a continuous rhythm when contouring tissue across a quadrant. The stainless-steel tips are set into an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle that widens in the centre to reduce pinch grip and hand fatigue during longer periodontal appointments. The instrument is fully autoclavable and is supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or cassettes.
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M23 Sickle Scaler
The M23 is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for efficient removal of supragingival and interproximal calculus on molars and premolars. Its paired working ends terminate in pointed, trapezoidal blades with two cutting edges each, letting the clinician adapt to mesial and distal line angles across an entire posterior sextant without switching instruments. The shank is balanced for fine tactile feedback, and the stainless steel blades are ground to retain an edge through sustained scaling strokes. This variant features a silicone-sleeved ergonomic handle that reduces grip fatigue during longer hygiene appointments. Supplied non-sterile from Equate Instruments for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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Sickle Scaler 204S
The Sickle Scaler 204S is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for supragingival calculus removal from interproximal surfaces of molars and premolars. Each working end carries a curved sickle blade with a triangular cross-section and a fine pointed tip, allowing the clinician to engage deposits from mesial and distal approaches without regrasping. The shank angulation is shaped to reach posterior sextants while preserving a stable neutral wrist position. Blades are produced from high-grade stainless steel and paired with an ergonomic silicone-sleeved handle that widens at the centre to reduce pinch grip during extended hygiene appointments. Fully autoclavable, supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or hygiene cassettes.
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204SD Contra-Angle Sickle Scaler
The 204SD is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for efficient removal of supragingival calculus from the buccal, lingual, and proximal surfaces of molars and premolars. Its contra-angle shank design improves access to distal surfaces where straight scalers fall short, and the paired curved sickle blades allow clinicians to work around posterior teeth without repositioning. The stainless-steel working ends hold their fine edges across repeat sharpening cycles, while the lightweight silicone-sleeved hollow handle from Equate Instruments reduces pinch-grip fatigue during longer hygiene recalls. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable for in-clinic sterilisation in pouches or cassettes.
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Sickle Scaler 204S
The Sickle Scaler 204S is a double-ended posterior sickle scaler engineered for supragingival calculus removal from buccal, lingual, and proximal surfaces of molars and premolars. The paired curved blades taper to sharp points that engage calculus deposits along the gingival margin and deliver efficient strokes without excessive lateral pressure. Forged from stainless steel, the working ends retain their fine edge across repeat sharpening cycles. The silicone-sleeved hollow handle from Equate Instruments keeps the instrument balanced and reduces hand fatigue across longer hygiene appointments. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable in pouches or cassettes.
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Sickle Scaler 204S - Silicone Ergonomic Handle
The 204S is a posterior sickle scaler paired here with a soft purple silicone ergonomic handle for comfortable extended use during recall and scaling appointments. Its double-ended triangular cross-section blades taper to a sharp point, allowing access into the proximal embrasures of premolars and molars for calculus removal on both buccal and lingual surfaces. The silicone-sleeved handle is wider than traditional metal handles and features moulded ridges for a secure grip under wet conditions. Fabricated from stainless steel with a fully sealed handle, the instrument is autoclavable and supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for standard in-clinic sterilisation workflows.
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