Bespoke Pistol Grip Handle: Regular head
These BESPOKE PISTOL GRIP floats are fitted with contoured rubber pistol grip handles that are grooved to increase grip even when wet. Each float is individually numbered for easy selection.
They have a regular head that can take either a 50mm or 80mm blade.
Great care has been taken to finish these floats so that they are completely free of sharp edges and corners to minimise soft tissue damage.
Hand made in the UK using surgical grade stainless steel.
PR1 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular Head|
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7'' shaft, 30 Degree Premolar Float that takes a 50mm regular blades.
New Name: PR1 (old name 71)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
PR2 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular HeadNo.42|
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9" shaft, 20 Degree Premolar Float
that takes a 50mm regular blades.
New Name: PR2 (old name 72)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
PR3 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular Head|
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13''shaft, 10 Degree Premolar and Molar Float that takes a 80mm regular blades.
New Name: PR3 (old name 73)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
PR4 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular Head|
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15''shaft, Straight Lingual and Buccal Float that takes a 80mm regular blades.
New Name: PR4 (old name 74)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
PR5 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular Head|
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17'' shaft, Straight Lingual and Buccal Float that takes a 80mm regular blades.
New Name: PR5 (old name 75)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
PR6 Pistol Grip Handle with Regular Head|
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17'' shaft, 15 Degree (Upturned Head) Upper Back Molar Float
that takes a 50mm regular blades.
New Name: PR6 (old name 76)
Bespoke float handles are made to order, please allow up to two weeks.Click on Image to view the tool in use
