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Kaltenbach & Voigt Gmbh & Co.

Kaltenbach + Voigt Gmbh

Anton Braun

Gerd Lohn

Stefan Beier

Thomas Braun

Franz-Xaver Boeckh

Bernd Wagner

Bernhard Lingenh&ouml;le

Peter Kiess

Dieter Hoffmann

Thomas Brunner

Heiner Zinser

A piccolo includes a cylindrical headjoint with an embouchure, a stopper including an adjustable seal disposed in a free end of the cylindrical headjoint, and a conical body having tone holes. The tone holes include a single tone hole corresponding to cand an end tone hole at a free end of the conical body. The end tone hole is lower than the note dand extends at least to the note c.

Piccolo

The invention relates to a medical or dental-medical treatment instrument ( ) having a media line, in particular for water or spray, extending from its rearward end to its forward end region, in which line an exchangeable filter element ( ) is arranged. In order to reduce the flow resistance of the filter element ( ), while providing a small cross-sectional size, the filter element ( ) has the form of a sleeve and the direction of passage of the medium is directed transversely to the sleeve wall ( ).

Medical or dental-medical treatment instrument having a filter element

A piccolo flute, in particular a piccolo transverse flute of the family of the 'orchestra Boehm flutes', having a head part with a mouth hole, also called an embouchure hole, a closure cap with an adjustable seal on its free frontal end and a body part with finger holes and a key mechanism. The terminal finger hole is located on the free frontal end. The body part has only one C hole. The invention provides a novel hole setting scheme for a concert pitch tuning of a'=440 Hz. The axis of the C hole encloses with the longitudinal center plane of the body part containing the majority of the finger holes an angle of 120.degree. to 130.degree..

Piccolo flute

An arrangement for the carrying of dental implements, consisting of a carrying plate arranged on a supporting member, and which has one side facing upwardly including positioning elements provided for the implements on the upwardly facing plate side thereof. The dental implements which are located on the support plate can consist of hand instruments, for example, probes, mirror, tamping instruments, pincettes or the like. Furthermore, the implements can also be formed of cotton receptacles, medication flasks, waste receptacles, as well as worktool, handpiece and anglepiece supports. The positioning elements for the implements can be arranged directly on the carrying plate or also in flat trays, or can even be formed by the flat trays themselves. As the result of an inclination or supplying relative to the horizontal of the upper surface of the carrying plate, the implements which are arranged thereon can be readily surveyed by the dentist or the assistant, and without having to reach thereover, can be easily directly passed over with the hand or by means of a pincette or forceps, or the like.

Arrangement for carrying dental implements

A dental handpiece with clamping tongs arranged in the front end of the drive shaft to receive an insertable element. The front end of the drive shaft and the clamping tongs are axially displaceable relative to each other into an end position by actuation of a manipulator. The tongs may be displaced out of this end position by a piston arrangement.

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Biberach, Germany

Anton Braun