• Five dedicated instruments cover posterior composite placement and contouring.
• Black coating reduces glare at the operative field.
• Non-reflective working surfaces improve visual contrast with restorative material.
• Stainless-steel construction provides durability and corrosion resistance.
• Ergonomic handles support controlled restorative manipulation.
• Cassette keeps instruments organized for storage and processing.
• Reusable set is compatible with routine dental sterilization.

GDC Composite Instrument Black Coated Posterior Set of 5 Cassette (CIPWC5) is intended for professional dental use where precise hand control and reliable instrument geometry are important. It is designed for placing, shaping and contouring composite materials during posterior restorations. The CIPWC5 identification helps clinics and procurement teams select the exact GDC model required for the procedure. The instrument uses black-coated stainless steel and is intended for repeated clinical use when correctly inspected, cleaned and sterilized. Key design characteristics include five dedicated instruments cover posterior composite placement and contouring and black coating reduces glare at the operative field. Before each procedure, inspect the working end, handle and functional surfaces for cleanliness, alignment, wear or damage. After use, remove debris promptly and process the instrument according to the clinic's validated cleaning and sterilization protocol.

• Product Type: Black-Coated Posterior Composite Instrument Set
• Model / Code: CIPWC5
• Material: Black-coated stainless steel
• Primary Use: placing, shaping and contouring composite materials during posterior restorations
• Model: CIPWC5
• Set of 5 posterior composite instruments
• Black anti-glare coated finish

1 Pack Contains:
• 5 × GDC instruments as supplied in the CIPWC5 set

1. Inspect the black-coated posterior composite instrument set before use and confirm that the working surfaces are clean, intact and functional.
2. Clean and sterilize the reusable instrument according to the clinic's validated instrument-processing protocol before clinical use.
3. Position the instrument for placing, shaping and contouring composite materials during posterior restorations with clear visibility and stable operator control.
4. Apply only the controlled pressure or movement required for the intended procedure; avoid excessive force, bending or twisting.
5. Reposition the instrument when access is inadequate rather than forcing the working end against tooth structure or soft tissue.
6. After use, remove debris promptly, clean and dry the instrument, sterilize it, and store it in a protected tray or cassette.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.; Country: India

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