For use in curing two conventional flasks simultaneously. Sturdily built of bronze alloy, its rustproof cast body will provide years of service. Two stainless steel springs give equalized compensatory pressure during curing operation. A suitable Allen wrench, wood capped holding handle and brass lifting handle are supplied with each compress.

Designed to easily eject poured models from No. 44 Atlas flasks with smooth mechanical action. Spring loaded side levers adjust to Upper or Lower.

Bronze K.O. Disk for 44 upper, lower and Atlas Giant flasks. Also fits Varsity flasks.

When conventional size flasks are not large enough, the 44G should be used. Cast of bronze alloy, the 44G is widely used in reconstructive maxillofacial procedures. The 44G is fitted with three separate sections, a bottom K.O. disk and rear, tapered stainless steel guide pins for easier flasking and deflasking.

This Lower Flask is constructed the same as the Upper Atlas Flask, but with a slanted heel section to accommodate cases with high condyles. Its tapered rear guide pins, smooth interior and special bronze alloy provide ease of function during flasking and deflasking operations.

This Upper Flask is constructed of special alloy bronze to provide years of durable service. Fitted with hardened stainless steel alloy rear tapered guide pins, this ejector type flask has long been a favorite of leading prosthodontists, dental schools and commercial laboratories. Dropped-forged with glass-like smooth surfaces, models are easily ejected with the aid of the bottom ejection disc.

Designed for use in ejecting poured models from 22C denture flasks only. Use in conjunction with any Handler Flask Press, the #47 easily ejects models from 22C flasks through smooth mechanical downward action.

An aid designed to help locate denture teeth in a flask-processed denture. The disc will help protect teeth during the deflasking procedure. Made of aluminum, the 47D can be used over and over again. For use in conventional type flasks.