“Fig. 5
Ø24 mm”
The largest head in the cone-socket magnifying lineup, the NES-1131 combines two things clinicians rarely get in one diagnostic instrument: a wide 24mm field of view and enlarged optics that bring fine detail closer without cropping out the bigger picture. It’s a mirror built for situations where you need to see a lot of tooth surface and catch small irregularities within it — think full-arch checks where you’re also screening for hairline cracks or early decay as you go.
The cone-socket thread is what separates this from the plain-stem magnifying mirrors elsewhere in the catalog. Rather than sitting on the handle by friction alone, it screws in securely — a small detail that matters over months of daily sterilization, when friction-fit heads tend to loosen slightly.
Why practices pick this one:
Largest magnifying head size available (24mm)
Threaded cone-socket connection resists wear-related wobble
Surgical-grade stainless steel construction
Fully autoclavable
Best suited for general practices and hygiene appointments where broad coverage and diagnostic detail both matter, and for clinics already running cone-socket handle systems. At $1.20, it rounds out a complete magnifying mirror set alongside the smaller Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 options.
