McCulloch-type ''Hockey Stick'' chisel 8 1/2" curved right hexagonal handle
- McCulloch-type hockey stick chisel supports dental procedures requiring controlled chiseling.
- Curved geometry helps clinicians approach working areas with a practical profile.
- Right-sided curvature supports directional handling during instrument positioning and use.
- Hexagonal handle provides defined grip surfaces for confident manual handling.
- The 8 1/2-inch length offers a consistent, manageable instrument reach.
- Its chisel design suits focused dental work where precise placement matters.
$37.75 $50.00
SKU: 021060002
Categories: Elevators | Osteotomes, Chisels
Controlled Handling for Dental Chiseling Tasks
The McCulloch-type “Hockey Stick” chisel is a dental instrument intended for controlled chiseling work where a curved, right-oriented profile and defined hand positioning support practical access. Its 8 1/2-inch length provides a useful working reach, while the hexagonal handle offers a distinct grip shape for instrument handling and orientation. The hockey-stick configuration helps the operator position the working end deliberately within the operative field. Designed for dental workflows, this chisel supports focused instrument control during tasks that call for a chisel rather than a general-purpose hand instrument.
Use Cases
- Use for dental chiseling tasks requiring a dedicated chisel profile.
- Apply the curved right configuration when the working approach benefits from directional instrument orientation.
- Use the 8 1/2-inch length where additional working reach is useful within the dental operative field.
- Handle and reposition the instrument using the hexagonal grip for consistent orientation during focused work.
Specifications
| Shape | Curved |
| Dimension | 8 1/2" |
| Length | 8 1/2" |
| Handle | Hexagonal |
Care & Handling
- Clean the chisel after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
- Inspect the curved working profile and handle before use for visible damage, deformation, or surface irregularities.
- Handle the chisel carefully to protect the working end and maintain its intended shape.
- Store the instrument in a clean, suitable location where the working end will not contact other instruments.
General use; follow facility protocols.
| Shape | Curved |
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