Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten

Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten

Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten

e Rasp Blade Tungsten overview

The Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten is a replacement head for suitable equine dental rasp handles. Tungsten-carbide teeth provide strong cutting power. They also stay sharp for longer than many standard steel blades.

This helps you keep a consistent feel to each stroke and can reduce effort during longer sessions.

Key features and benefits

• Tungsten-carbide cutting surface for durability

• Smooth, consistent action to support accurate tooth floating

• Compact profile to help access cheek teeth comfortably

• Designed for use with compatible equine rasp handles

• Suitable for routine dentistry, finishing work and touch-ups

Because the blade stays sharp, it can help reduce the number of passes needed on each surface. That means less time in the mouth and a more comfortable procedure for the horse.

When to use the Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten

This tungsten rasp blade suits:

• Routine dental exams and floating in horses and ponies

• Smoothing sharp enamel points and small hooks

• Finishing work after power tools

• Yard visits where a reliable hand rasp is needed

It should only be used by veterinary surgeons or trained equine dental professionals.

Fitting and use

• Check that the Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten matches your rasp handle system

• Secure the blade firmly according to the handle manufacturer’s instructions

• Inspect the teeth before each use to make sure they are clean and undamaged

• Use controlled, even strokes along the tooth surface while the horse is safely restrained and sedated as required

Regular checks during the procedure help you avoid over-rasping and keep the occlusal surface even.

Care and maintenance

Good care extends blade life and keeps performance consistent:

• Rinse the blade thoroughly after each use to remove debris and saliva

• Dry it fully to reduce any risk of corrosion on the backing plate or fixings

• Store in a clean, dry dental kit away from other tools that could damage the teeth

• Replace the Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten if teeth become worn, chipped or uneven

Keeping the cutting surface clean and sharp helps every stroke remain effective and predictable.

Safety information

Equine dental work always carries some risk. To use the Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten safely:

• Only trained personnel should perform rasping

• Sedate and restrain horses appropriately, following current guidelines

• Wear gloves and eye protection during procedures

• Do not use a damaged or loose blade

Used correctly as part of a complete dental kit, the Horse Rasp Blade Tungsten provides a strong, reliable cutting edge for efficient and precise equine tooth floating.

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