Foredom 2'' Abrasive Pad Screw-Lok 120 Grit

Description:

2'' Abrasive Pad Screw-Lok 120 Grit is an essential intermediate finishing tool widely used in dental laboratories for controlled shaping and smooth refinement of restorative materials. Positioned between coarse and fine abrasives, this grit level is perfect for technicians who require effective material removal but also want a surface that is clean, uniform, and ready for finer polishing steps. This 120-grit pad is ideal for tasks such as contouring acrylic denture bases, refining provisional crowns and bridges, adjusting metal frameworks after rough grinding, and smoothing orthodontic appliance edges. It is also suitable for shaping hybrid ceramic materials, adjusting soft reline surfaces after initial trimming, and refining occlusal surfaces without leaving deep scratches. The Screw-Lok attachment ensures firm and stable mounting, preventing rotation slippage and reducing vibrations during use. This stability enhances precision, allowing technicians to work effectively on detailed restorations including clasp arms, pontic surfaces, gingival contours, and interproximal areas. The pad�s 2'' diameter provides versatility, enabling broad-surface finishing while maintaining sufficient control for smaller anatomical adjustments. The abrasive surface delivers consistent performance without clogging or excessive heat generation, which is especially important when working with heat-sensitive materials like acrylic or resin-based composites. Designed for durability, the pad withstands repetitive use in high-demand laboratory settings. Its performance remains consistent over time, providing predictable results that support efficient workflow. Many technicians use this pad as a critical transitional step between aggressive shaping (80 grit) and fine smoothing (240�320 grit), ensuring a well-structured finishing process. The 120-grit Screw-Lok pad is particularly valuable in denture fabrication, crown-and-bridge refinement, orthodontic appliance finishing, implant bar adjustments, and general laboratory trimming. Its balance of cutting power and refinement makes it indispensable for producing high-quality dental restorations with accurate contours and smooth surfaces.