Gracey Curette Set (7 Pcs)

The set contains seven double-ended Gracey curettes. The figure pairs and the quantity of each pair are confirmed in your quotation. They are not assumed from the set size. Send the complete figure list you need, with the quantity of each pair, and compare it with the list offered before you order.

The subtype is confirmed in your quotation. It is not inferred from the figure numbers or the handle colours. If your tray or course needs a particular subtype, state it in your enquiry with the figure list, and check that the offered configuration matches before ordering.

No. A paired designation such as 11/12 identifies the two working ends of one double-ended instrument, so it is one complete instrument. A seven-piece set is counted by complete instruments. Keep the figure numbers separate from the supplied quantity.

Gracey patterns have working-end orientations associated with particular tooth surfaces, and the figure designations help identify them. That makes the actual figure list useful when you compare a set with your existing instrument requirement. A piece count alone does not describe which patterns a set covers.

The subtype describes working-end geometry in addition to the figure number. In general terms, a long or extended type changes the terminal-shank length, a short or mini type changes the blade length, and a rigid type uses a thicker, less flexible shank. Definitions vary between makers, so compare the subtype and the figure pair together when you match instruments.

No. A colour band helps tell instruments apart visually, but any colour-to-figure key belongs to a particular set or manufacturer. Use the confirmed figure designations to identify each instrument. A colour sequence by itself is not a contents list.

No. Seven describes the instrument count. Sets can differ in the figure pairs included, the quantity of each pair and the standard or modified working-end geometry. Compare those three details against the list you need instead of relying on an equal set size or similar handles.

No measured figures for handle diameter, instrument weight, or blade and terminal-shank dimensions are published for this set. Ask which measurements can be confirmed for the configuration offered, and do not assume they match curettes you already use. Then check evaluation samples of 1–3 pieces per pattern in hand before ordering the full set, identifying each by its confirmed figure designation. Sample costs, and any cassette or pouch you want with the set, are confirmed separately in your quotation.

Check the care instructions for this exact set first. Whether an instrument may be sharpened, and by what method, comes from its own instructions, not from the instrument type. Ask for the care and processing instructions for this set in your quotation, and confirm what they allow. Until then, set worn or damaged working ends aside. A qualified person can then decide on maintenance, service or replacement.

Yes, you can request it. Send 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12 and 13/14 with the quantity of each and the subtype. Check the pairs and the subtype in the quotation against your list before ordering. If your course uses 15/16 or another pair, list that pair. Do not rely on the set size.