The slow-speed handpiece set is a versatile dental rotary instrument system used for finishing, polishing, cavity preparation, and prosthodontic work. It consists of a low-speed motor, a contra-angle handpiece, and a straight handpiece — all designed to operate at lower rotational speeds for precision and control during various clinical and laboratory procedures.

Description:
A Spirit Lamp is a small laboratory flame source used for heating, sterilizing, and flame-sealing in dental and laboratory procedures. It burns alcohol (usually methylated spirit or ethanol) to produce a clean, smokeless flame.

Material:

• Made from glass or stainless steel with a metal wick holder and cap.

• Uses a cotton wick for controlled burning.

Features:

• Portable and easy to use.

• Produces a steady, smokeless flame.

• Refillable with methylated spirit or ethanol.

• Safety cap prevents evaporation and accidental ignition.

• Available in various capacities (typically 100–250 ml).

Uses:

• Sterilizing instruments (e.g., probes, tweezers, needles).

• Heating materials during laboratory or clinical work.

• Flame tests and microbiological applications.

Packaging:

• Supplied individually, often with spare wick and cap.

Storage:

• Store away from heat sources, sparks, and open flames.

• Keep tightly closed when not in use.

Tweezers, also known as college tweezers or dressing forceps, are precision hand instruments used in dental and medical procedures for holding, grasping, or placing small objects such as cotton pellets, dressing materials, or small instruments within the mouth or surgical field.