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LU X ATO R S
What size luxator should I use for cats and small dogs?
For cats and very small dogs, a 1.3 mm or 2 mm luxator is recommended for fine root work. A 3–4 mm luxator suits
small to medium dogs, while a 5 mm luxator is appropriate for larger roots in medium to large dogs. The iM3 Sapphira
Luxator is available in 1.3 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm and 5 mm blade widths in both XS and S shaft sizes.
What is the difference between an XS and S luxator?
Both feature the same stainless steel blade and the same handle – the difference is shaft length, matched to your
hand size. The XS suits smaller hands, placing the fingertip at the working end for maximum control. Larger hands
need the longer S shaft to achieve the same fingertip placement and control.
Cat. Code
iM3 Sapphira Luxator XS – 1.3 mm
Total length:
110 mm
SIR201
A 1.3 mm fine root luxator with a shortened shaft, designed
to sever the periodontal ligament for safe, minimally
traumatic tooth extraction. Ideal for fine root work in cats
and small dogs.
iM3 Sapphira Luxator XS – 2 mm
SIR202
A 2 mm luxator with a shortened shaft, designed to sever
the periodontal ligament for safe, minimally traumatic tooth
extraction. Suitable for cats and small dogs.
Total length:
114 mm
iM3 Sapphira Luxator XS – 3 mm
SIR203
A 3 mm luxator with a shortened shaft, designed to sever
the periodontal ligament for safe, minimally traumatic tooth
extraction. Suitable for small to medium dogs.
Total length:
110 mm
iM3 Sapphira Luxator XS – 4 mm
SIR204
A 4 mm luxator with a shortened shaft, designed to sever
the periodontal ligament for safe, minimally traumatic tooth
extraction. Suitable for medium dogs.
Total length:
112 mm
iM3 Sapphira Luxator XS – 5 mm
A 5 mm luxator with a shortened shaft, designed to sever
the periodontal ligament for safe, minimally traumatic tooth
extraction. Suitable for larger roots in medium to large dogs.
Total length:
112 mm
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SIR205
