Amalgam Mortar & Pestle

The Amalgam Mortar & Pestle is a traditional two-piece dental instrument used to grind and mix substances into a fine paste or powder, historically the standard method for hand-mixing dental amalgam before mechanical amalgamators became the norm — still a useful reference and backup tool for Egyptian dental practices and labs.

Clinical Uses

• Hand-grinding and mixing amalgam alloy powder in settings without an amalgamator
• Crushing and grinding various dental materials into a fine, workable consistency
• Teaching and demonstration of traditional amalgam-mixing technique

Key Features

• Two-piece mortar and pestle design for controlled hand-mixing
• Dulled inner surface for effective grinding without excess wear
• Simple, durable construction suited to repeated lab or clinic use

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Reliable traditional tool for clinics and labs that want a manual mixing backup
• Pairs with MedSTA's dappen dish and cement spatula for a complete mixing setup
• Fast delivery across Egypt with EGP pricing

FAQ

Is mortar and pestle still used for amalgam mixing today?
Modern clinics mostly use mechanical amalgamators, but a mortar and pestle remains a useful backup and is still used for hand-grinding other materials.

What is it used for besides amalgam?
It can be used to crush and grind various substances into a fine paste or powder for general lab and chairside use.

Is it reusable?
Yes, it is a durable two-piece set designed for repeated use.