Saliva Ejector Lever 3/Pk Ea
- VendorHAGER (eur)
Saliva Ejector Lever 3/Pk Ea
- VendorHAGER (eur)
$7.98
- Replacement lever for Bull Frog ejector
- Autoclavable plastic construction
- Restores handpiece lever function
- Grey color matches original component
- Compatible with Bull Frog handpiece system
- Quantity: 3 per Pack
Hager Bull Frog Saliva Ejector Replacement Levers, Plastic, Grey is used for restoring manual control of the Bull Frog saliva ejector during dental procedures. When the original lever becomes worn or difficult to operate, a replacement helps the clinician manage suction while maintaining a clear working field.
The grey lever forms part of the handpiece control assembly, allowing suction to be adjusted as saliva and fluids collect during treatment. Replacing this small component keeps the existing handpiece available for routine care without changing its main body. Its familiar shape and position support consistent handling during restorative appointments, hygiene procedures, and other treatments where controlled evacuation is necessary.
Each pack contains 3 grey plastic replacement levers designed for compatible Hager Bull Frog saliva ejector handpieces.
The levers are autoclavable and intended as reusable components of the handpiece valve assembly. The pack includes replacement levers only, without the ejector body, swivel adapter, suction tips, or other valve components. No lever dimensions are specified.
The lever works by engaging the handpiece valve mechanism when moved, giving the operator manual control over suction at the saliva ejector tip.
Its molded plastic body provides the contact point used to actuate the valve during evacuation. When a fitted lever becomes worn, damaged, or loose, replacing that component may restore normal control if the remaining valve parts function properly. The grey replacement is made for the Bull Frog system and should be checked for correct movement and secure fit before clinical use.
Because the lever is autoclavable, it can be reprocessed according to the device manufacturer's validated instructions after cleaning. Inspect the valve assembly for other wear or buildup if suction remains inconsistent after replacement. The part does not replace the suction tubing, handpiece body, or other components that may need separate servicing.
Regular inspection helps maintain dependable handpiece operation.