
Panther Polishers
Panther Polishers
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Precision Finishing for Modern Ceramics
Panther Polishers are designed for today’s demanding ceramic materials, making it easy for technicians to achieve a smooth surface and natural looking luster on zirconia, e.max and other lithium disilicate materials, and conventional ceramics. They offer the control and consistency needed for precise, high-quality results across a wide range of cases.
The system includes two distinct polishers: the smooth purple tools are used to refine surface texture and define final contours, while the white gloss tools polish the surface to a clean, high-gloss finish. This combination gives technicians the ability to control both form and esthetics with confidence.
Durable Performance You Can Count On
Panther Polishers are made with premium abrasives that hold up under pressure. Whether you're adjusting contacts or completing the final polish they deliver stable, dependable results across a variety of ceramic materials, including veneers and detailed areas such as margins and incisal edges.
Versatile. Reliable. Technician Approved.
From subtle adjustments to final polishing, these dental polishers offer the flexibility to match your technique. With dependable performance, proven material compatibility, and a wide selection of technician-preferred shapes, they’ve become a trusted choice in dental labs across the country.
Additional Product Information
- Manufactured in Germany
- Features a soft bonding matrix with a high concentration of super-fine diamonds
- 104-HP shank size (2.35 mm)
- Sold individually
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Panther Brochure
Technical Specifications
Shape | Size | Optimal RPM | Maximum RPM |
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Large Point | 5.5 mm x 18 mm | 12,000 rpm | 20,000 rpm |
Knife-Edge | 26 mm x 2 mm | 8,000 rpm | 20,000 rpm |
Mounted Wheel | 17 mm x 2.4 mm | 8,000 rpm | 20,000 rpm |
Mounted Disc | 15 mm x 1 mm | 8,000 rpm | 20,000 rpm |
Lens | 15 mm | 8,000 rpm | 20,000 rpm |
Spiral | 20 mm | 6,000 rpm | 15,000 rpm |
Ordering Information
Shape | Smooth (Purple) |
Gloss (White) |
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Large Point | #52130 | #52160 |
Knife-Edge | #52133 | #52163 |
Mounted Wheel | #52136 | #52166 |
Mounted Disc | #52139 | #52169 |
Lens | #52142 | #52172 |
Spiral | #52145 | #52175 |
Panther Polishers FAQ
What materials can Panther Polishers be used on?
Panther Polishers are ceramic polishing tools used on zirconia, e.max and other lithium disilicate materials, and conventional ceramics.
Are Panther Polishers a multi-step system?
Yes, Panther Polishers are a 2-step polishing system. Step one smooths and refines the surface, while step two enhances the final luster, delivering a polished, finished look.
How do Panther Polishers compare to other polishing systems?
Panther Polishers offer a more efficient two step process that delivers a smooth, high-quality finish. Plus, they aren’t just zirconia polishers or lithium disilicate polishers — they’re made to perform across all three major ceramic types, including feldspathic.
Can I use Panther Polishers for material reduction or deep contouring?
No, Panther Polishers are not designed for bulk adjustments. They are intended for smoothing and polishing after adjustments have been made. If significant material removal is needed, use a grinding tool such as Panther Stone or a coarser polisher such as Panther Rough or Panther Shape before refining with Panther Polishers.
What is the best technique for using Panther Polishers?
For best results, operate Panther Polishers at the recommended speeds and apply light to moderate pressure for control. Begin with step one to smooth and refine, then follow with step two to enhance the final polish. Use smooth, controlled motions for even refinement and polishing.
What speed should I use when operating Panther Polishers?
The optimal speed for Panther Polishers is 6,000 to 15,000 RPM, with a maximum speed of 20,000 RPM. For best results, refer to the product label or the chart on our website for shape-specific speed recommendations.