STABLECUT^® Blades

STABLECUT^® Blade tooth configurations are designed to create surgical control by:

• Stabilising erratic motion
• Minimising heat during bone resection
• Minimising potential for thermal necrosis

This surgical equipment is designed with the surgeon in mind.

STABLECUT Saw Blades are available in a wide breadth of sizes and tooth configurations including flat, ground tooth set (GTS), coarse ground tooth set (GTS), ribbed, and tooth set. Each size and tooth configuration is designed to achieve straight, accurate, clean cut surfaces necessary for proper implant seating.  

Flat blades tend to progress through the bone more slowly and are less aggressive. 

The ground tooth set (GTS) design allows for increased debris relief, channelling bone fragments away from the cutting action thus decreasing skiving. Optimal cutting performance and a clean cut are achieved by using a flat, thick material for the saw blade, then grinding and offsetting the teeth.

Longitudinal ribs are stamped into the material, allowing for improved debris clearing. The teeth are set in an alternating vertical pattern, creating a pathway for debris, and allowing for a more aggressive cut.

Tooth set blades have teeth that are set in an alternating vertical pattern creating pathways for debris. The pathways also allows for a more aggressive cut.

Coarse aggressive GTS blades have fewer teeth per inch for a more aggressive cut. The wide debris relief channel guides bone fragments away from the cutting action, decreasing skiving.