Main Components of the PRF Kit
1. Sterilization Cassette
Sterilization Cassette
Metal organizing tray with perforations for sterilization.
Used to arrange and sterilize all PRF instruments inside the autoclave.
Function:
Keeps instruments organized and sterile during PRF procedures.
2. PRF Forceps
PRF Forceps
Tweezer-like instrument.
Function:
Used for handling PRF clots and membranes without contamination.
3. PRF Scissors
PRF Scissors
Fine surgical scissors.
Function:
Used to trim and shape PRF membranes.
4. PRF Compression Box / PRF Box
PRF Box
Metal box used to compress PRF clots.
Function:
Converts PRF clot into a PRF membrane by gentle compression and fluid drainage.
5. Compression Plate
Compression Plate
Flat metal plate inside the PRF box.
Function:
Applies pressure on the PRF clot to form uniform membranes.
6. Dappen Dish / Metal Bowl
Dappen Dish
Small metallic cup.
Function:
Used for holding PRF exudate, saline, or biomaterials during mixing.
7. Surgical Tray
Surgical Tray
Stainless steel tray.
Function:
Used for placing PRF membranes and surgical instruments during the procedure.
8. Implant / PRF Instrument Holder
Instrument Holder
Perforated rack section.
Function:
Holds PRF instruments securely during sterilization and use.
9. PRF Handling Instruments
PRF Handling Instrument's include :
Spatula
Plugger
Spoon excavator–like instrument
Condenser
Function:
Used for carrying, packing, shaping, and positioning PRF into extraction sockets or graft sites.
Common Uses of the PRF Kit
Tooth extraction socket preservation
Bone graft procedures
Sinus lift surgeries
Implant surgery
Soft tissue healing
Facial aesthetics and PRF injections
